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Tell us about your project and our process engineers will recommend a flowsheet, equipment list or full EPC+M+O scope. Whether you need a single machine or a complete concentrator, the more detail you provide up front, the more precise our first reply will be.

To help us scope the right solution quickly, please include your ore type, the head grade, your target capacity in tonnes per day, and the final product you want to produce. If you can share an ore sample for testing, we can confirm grind size, reagent scheme and the best separation route — but a clear description is enough to begin.

Four things that make a first reply useful

• How the value mineral occurs. Element and phase analysis if you have it. If you don’t, say so — that’s the first thing ore testing resolves, and it decides the whole route.
• Where the project stands. Exploration, scoping study, feasibility, permitted, or an existing plant that isn’t hitting its numbers. Those are four different conversations.
• Site constraints. Power, water availability, altitude, climate, road access and distance to port. These change the flowsheet, not just the logistics.
• The scope you’re weighing. Equipment only, design only, a turnkey plant, or a plant plus operation support afterwards.

Not sure what to ask for yet?

Start with the ore-type solutions to see which route usually applies to your mineral, or read how our EPC+M+O delivery works if the question is really about contract scope rather than metallurgy. Our project record shows what we have delivered and under which scope. Browsing the equipment range first is fine too, though the flowsheet should drive the machine list rather than the other way round.

We typically respond within about one working day. You can also reach us by email at [email protected].