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Equipment breakdowns and changing capacity requirements can place pressure on mining operations. CAPS Australia offers compressor and generator rentals to help operators maintain continuity when equipment is unavailable or additional output is needed.
The company provides short and long-term rental of turnkey air and power solutions across Australia, supporting special projects, seasonal demand peaks and operational breakdowns.
Its rental fleet is positioned across the country, with units available for dispatch from local hubs. This gives operators access to equipment without purchasing new machinery to meet temporary requirements.
For operations facing equipment that cannot be repaired, rental units provide another option for keeping essential systems running. They can also supplement existing infrastructure when a project or production requirement calls for additional capacity.
CAPS’ site-ready rental solutions support a range of applications, backed by customer service and the company’s experience in equipment contracting and rental.
The offering sits alongside its national maintenance network, which includes 10 Australian branches, spare parts support and a 24/7 maintenance and breakdown service.
“Technology alone is not enough,” CAPS Australia director of operations Paul Goodwin said. “Our clients can also be confident that our trained technicians are available at any hour to keep plants operating.”
CAPS technicians continually update their knowledge and practical skills, supporting customers with equipment ranging from individual generators to complex air systems involving multiple units.
With more than 45 years supplying compressed air, gas generation and power solutions to Australian mining, CAPS combines equipment access with local technical support.
For mining operators, that combination provides flexibility to respond to breakdowns and temporary demand while supporting the reliable air and power systems on which daily operations depend.
For more information, visit CAPS Australia.