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Blast Alliance

Software

BME's Integrated Software Portfolio.

As mining companies rapidly shift their strategies and operating models to leverage digital transformation, new technologies in blasting and explosives are making an ever more vital contribution to bottom-line improvements.

The Blast Alliance core brands are Blastmap blast design application for Surface and Underground, Xplolog for accurate hole and deck data capturing and reporting and the BME Blasting Guide App for quick block design calculations and verification. Blastmap and Xplolog seamlessly integrate with one another, as well as with our state of the art AXXIS Digital Initiation System for timing design.

Our Offering:

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Blastmap

Surface and Underground

Better plan, design and analyse your surface and underground blasts with Blastmap software.

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Xplolog

Logger and Online Dashboard

Capture accurate blast hole and deck data with real-time views, data analysis and custom reporting.

Blasting Guide

Mobile Application for Android Devices

Calculate blast designs quickly and conveniently, on your Android mobile device.

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Xplocharge

Smart MMU

BME's latest revolutionary, digital-integrated solution that meets customer needs from the blast planning to the detonating stage.

Latest Software News

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Software

Blasting science takes another digital step

To achieve optimal blasting results for mining efficiency, mines need real-time data from their blasting blocks; BME’s new generation Xplolog does just that – and is being put to work at a large opencast mine in South Africa’s Northern Cape province.

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BME blasts its way to SA record

The blast was conducted by BME, an Omnia Group company, at the end of 2020 at a manganese mine in South Africa’s Northern Cape province. Using its well-proven AXXIS electronic initiation system, BME was able to plan and execute a blast of 4,647 detonators. Just a few months earlier, the company had broken a previous record at the same mine by initiating 3,780 detonators in a single blast.

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