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    Bosch Rexroth–MEDATech off‑highway electrification: integration notes for mine engineers

    February 24, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    First reported on International Mining – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Bosch Rexroth is partnering with MEDATech Engineering to deliver end‑to‑end electrification packages for off‑highway and mining mobile equipment, combining Rexroth’s mobile hydraulics, inverters and controls with MEDATech’s EV drivetrain integration capability. The collaboration targets full systems from componentry and software through to application‑specific design and build, aimed at OEMs and retrofit projects for haul trucks, loaders and other heavy units. For mine operators, this points to more standardised electric powertrain architectures and a clearer route to integrating high‑voltage drivetrains with existing hydraulic and control systems.

    Technical Brief

    • Collaboration targets off-road, heavy mobile equipment duty cycles rather than on-road automotive profiles.
    • Joint offering spans concept design through build and commissioning, not just component supply.

    Our Take

    Within our 2058 tag-matched pieces on Projects/Product/Sustainability, Bosch Rexroth appears more often in factory automation than in mining, so this collaboration signals a deeper push of its industrial electrification know‑how into off‑highway fleets.

    MEDATech Engineering shows up in our mining coverage mainly around prototype and niche fleet conversions, so tying up with a tier‑one supplier like Bosch Rexroth could help move its solutions from one‑off projects towards platform‑type offerings that OEMs can standardise on.

    Across the 1087 Mining stories, most sustainability-tagged equipment items still focus on diesel efficiency rather than full electrification, meaning this off‑highway electrification work is aligned with a smaller but growing subset of articles dealing with fully electric or hybrid mine fleets.

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    Prepared by collating external sources, AI-assisted tools, and Geomechanics.io’s proprietary mining database, then reviewed for technical accuracy & edited by our geotechnical team.

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