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Sacre-Coeur Minerals Increases Gold Production with Falcon Concentrator

Posted by Andrew Gillis
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Andrew Gillis studied Mining and Mineral Processing at the University of British Columbia and has been with Se...
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on Wednesday, 14 December 2011
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Sacre-Coeur Minerals issued a press release recently talking about gold production increases at their properties in  North-central Guyana. More specifically, they are now using a Falcon Concentrator in their refinery which, along with other process equipment, allows them to efficiently produce relatively high purity dore bullion ingots without the use of mercury. 

"New equipment in the refinery, which processes mine concentrates, includes a Falcon centrifugal concentrator and attendant screens and materials handling equipment, final gravity cleaning equipment and an electronically controlled smelting furnace. The new equipment, which has ample capacity to process all mine concentrate produced, enables the Company to efficiently produce relatively high purity dore bullion ingots without the use of mercury. Use of secondary and tertiary gravity concentration to “clean” the mine concentrate has shown that slightly more than 50% of the recovered gold particles are smaller than 100 mesh (150 microns), with more than half of this fraction consisting of particles smaller than 100 microns." - Sacre-Coeur Minerals, October 2011

Stainless Steel SB 250 Concentrator

Posted by Tom Smyth
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Thomas Smyth, AScT - Design Engineer - Sales Sepro Mineral Systems / Falcon Concentrators Diploma of Techn...
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on Friday, 03 June 2011
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Sepro Delivers first Stainless Steel SB 250 Concentrator to Southern Africa 2011.

stainless-steel-sb250-320Sepro Mineral Systems Corp is proud to announce the delivery of our first 316 Stainless Steel fabricated SB250 Gravity Concentrator.

This concentrator was manufactured with a 316 Stainless Steel Heavies Launder, Lights Launder, Lid & Baffle Plate. 

This particular installation is processing a highly acidic slurry which required extraordinary measures to protect components within the process stream.

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