We are excited to announce our participation at the Mill Operators Conference 2024 in Perth, Australia, from 21-23 October 2024. Visit us at booth 39 to explore our innovative solutions for metal extraction processes.
Discover our advanced flotation products, including a range of frothers, depressants, and dispersants designed to enhance your operations. Maximise gold recovery with our cutting-edge carbon blanking agents for gold leaching.
We’ll also showcase our hydrometallurgy expertise, featuring viscosity modifiers and acid mist suppressants. Additionally, learn about our colloidal silica coagulant, DEHSCOFIX S12, and the highly effective carbon blanking agent, DEHSCOFIX DG30.
We are extremely pleased to have members of the Innospec team, specialists in mineral processing, on hand to answer your technical questions. Their expertise will help you enhance metal extraction and streamline your mineral processing operations.
Innospec offers a comprehensive range of products tailored for mineral processing, with a specialised focus on froth flotation and hydrometallurgy. Serving mining customers worldwide, Innospec delivers a complete portfolio of additives designed to address the complex challenges of modern mineral extraction. Whether you need frothers, depressants, dispersants, or hydrometallurgy modifiers, Innospec provides the advanced chemical solutions necessary to maximise recovery and improve overall process outcomes.
DEHSCOFIX SC series of liquid polymeric coagulants have been used successfully for the treatment of fine particles in aqueous suspension. These products have shown remarkable efficacy against colloidal silica across a broad pH range.
DEHSCOFIX DG series are the alternative to kerosene and other carbon blanking reagents and have been used successfully as blanking agents in leaching processes (CIL/CIP). DEHSCOFIX® DG30 has demonstrated effectiveness in blinding the preg-robbing carbon that tends to adsorb the dissolved gold during cyanidation. More in this article.
This is a snapshot of the products that we have available. For more products see the Mineral Processing section of our website or contact us and we will coordinate a meeting time.
Please email of phone us to book a meeting.
| Team Member | Phone | |
| Girish Nair, Market Manager | girish.nair@harrison.com.au | +61 407 297 919 |
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Join us to at booth 39 to discuss how our tailored solutions can drive your operations forward.
Product and customer insights
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