The mining sector is increasingly prioritising innovation to achieve improvements in throughout, efficiency and recovery. The sector currently relies heavily on the MBWT to make decisions about how to reduce costs associated with consumed media. But that test has become increasingly ill-suited to mining organisations that require grinding media products to be tested quickly and effectively.
In the mineral processing value chain, grinding media has a very large impact on operating cost, productivity, energy efficiency and recovery. BMAT can meet these industry challenges by facilitating accelerated product development processes (APF). By offering advantages in speed, control, efficiency and precision, BMAT can improve operating costs, productivity, energy efficiencies and recoveries in the mineral processing value chain.
Molycop’s partnership with UQ gives it access to two decades worth of cutting-edge research and testing.
The agreement between Molycop and UQ provides Molycop with exclusive use of BMAT technology for an initial three-year period – no other grinding media supplier in the world is permitted to manufacture and develop the BMAT technology.
Molycop fosters a culture of continuous innovation by embracing the latest technologies and working with the greatest minds. Research and development efforts associated with BMAT are just the first step in a series of accelerated product development initiatives that Molycop plans to put in place.
Mine operators are increasingly prioritising innovation to achieve improvements in throughout, efficiency and recovery. With BMAT, Molycop can offer its customers credible evidence-based testing and benchmarking in a controlled environment so they can make important decisions about the grinding media products they use.