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Minerals processing specialist Multotec introduced two conceptual screening solutions – an end-tension polyurethane mat and a side-tension rubber mat – at the Institute of Quarrying Southern Africa Conference in April, both designed to improve screening efficiency and reduce recirculating load. The mats, still in testing, have shown excellent results in limestone quarries and can last three to six times longer than steel screens, while requiring no additional infrastructure as they replace woven wire systems directly.
Metso expands Cape Town hub to support African port operationsFinnish minerals processing group Metso opened a regional hub in Cape Town in April to support its port equipment business across Africa, adding about 60 employees by year-end to bring its African headcount to about 500. The office will service Transnet Port Terminals' dry-bulk terminals in Saldanha, Gqeberha and Richards Bay under a seven-year, R500-million technical support deal, aiming to cut parts lead times from six to eight weeks and build local skills.
Sustainability and localisation drive minerals processing competitiveness in AfricaEnvironmental, social and governance policies have become essential investment attraction factors as Africa's mining sector faces rising commodity demand and sustainability pressures, says Multotec Africa MD Peter Mbada. The company invests more than R10-million yearly on skills development and learnerships, while innovations such as pulping chutes and digital monitoring sensors help mines improve water recovery, lower energy consumption and extend asset life.
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Two new conceptual screening solutions suited to the local sector were floated at this year’s Institute of Quarrying Southern Africa Conference and Exhibition – held on April 16 and 17 at the...
Metso has expanded its global bulk-materials handling network with the opening of a new regional hub in Cape Town. The Finnish group supplies technologies, solutions and services to the aggregates,...
As Africa’s mining landscape shifts under the forces of rising commodity demand, sustainability pressures and escalating operational costs, innovation has become the new currency of...
Metso has expanded its global bulk-materials handling network with the opening of a new regional hub in Cape Town. The Finnish group supplies technologies, solutions and services to the aggregates,...
As a company involved in critical industries such as mining, minerals processing and logistics, Menar intends to use its membership as a platform to advocate for sustainable practices across all...
BME Metallurgy is the minerals processing division of explosives manufacturer BME, a subsidiary of diversified chemicals group Omnia Holdings. It was previously known as Protea Mining Chemicals...
As mining operations across Africa become more complex, remote and cost-conscious, the role of strong aftermarket and service support is increasingly critical to sustaining performance and...
Predictable and well-designed tax policy will be essential in helping mining and minerals processing companies, associated investors and government act in a coordinated manner, reports tax...
This week we profile Richard Späth, MD of TAKRAF South Africa, a provider of equipment and solutions to the mining, minerals processing and materials handling industries.
Metso has announced the launch of a redefined OKTOP conditioner product series, designed to enhance flotation performance in minerals processing. The conditioners are located before the flotation...
South Africa’s era of large-scale dense media coal plants may be drawing to a close, according to DRA minerals processing consultant Mark Cresswell. Speaking at the twenty-first International Coal...
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