News Wrap: Horne 5 moving along; BossTek offers new dust control design; M&C installs motors at Cobre Panamá

Web version | Update preferences   Web version Update preferences SUBSCRIBE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY News Wrap Horne 5 moving along As more of its infrastructure begins construction and equipment orders are being made, Falco Resources remains on pace to put its Horne 5 copper-gold project in Quebec, Canada, into operation by 2022 Donna Schmidt    |    January 15, 2018 BossTek offers new dust control design Dust control technology specialist BossTek has introduced the newest model in its range of self-powered dust suppression equipment, the DustBoss DB-30 Fusion Staff reporter    |    January 15, 2018 M&C installs motors at Cobre Panamá Marthinusen & Coutts, a division of Actom, recently executed the sub-assembly of six gearless mill drives for Minera Panamá's remotely situated Cobre Panamá project in record time Staff reporter    |    January 15, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE INCREASE MINING SAFETY AND PRODUCTIVITY WITH EFFECTIVE DUST SUPPRESION Coal dust from mining operations can be extremely hazardous to both miners and machinery. 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Production sweetening at El Limon Para Resources, which recommenced operations at its El Limon complex in November following an upgrade programme, has reported gold recovery at the Colombia project is on target Staff reporter    |    January 15, 2018 Better material flow at Carmen de Andacollo Weba Chute Systems, which designs and installs bulk material transfer solutions, has engineered a new transfer point to replace an underperforming chute at Carmen de Andacollo in the Coquimbo region of Chile Staff reporter    |    January 15, 2018 Gold Fields clarifies contract mining decision Clearing up what it called "misconceptions", Tarkwa gold mine owner Gold Fields Ghana confirmed the reasons why it chose to adopt contract mining for the high-volume surface operation Donna Schmidt    |    January 12, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE Powerful Analytical Performance with Niton XL5 XRF The lightest and smallest handheld XRF analyzer for elemental determination now delivers the biggest performance for geologists and mining operations. 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Concentrator contract awarded to allmineral W Resources, a tungsten, copper and gold exploration and development company with assets in Spain and Portugal, has awarded the design and construction contract for the La Parrilla concentrator in southwest Spain to allmineral Aufbereitungstechnik Staff reporter    |    January 12, 2018 Veta Grande mill growing A month after inking an amended option agreement with the Contracuña group of companies to give it 100% ownership of the Veta Grande mill, Santacruz Silver Mining said Carrizal Mining has started work to expand the mill to a capacity of 750 tonnes per day Staff reporter    |    January 12, 2018 Red Eagle starts up Santa Rosa mill The mill at Red Eagle Mining's Santa Rosa gold project in Colombia is now in operation once again and has been running continuously at more than 750t per day for more than a week Staff reporter    |    January 12, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE Micromine setting the standard in Pit Optimisation Planning and management of an open pit mine is a complex and challenging task READ MORE. Hard rock revolution Ailbhe Goodbody visited the Twickenham mine to see the Atlas Copco Mobile Miner 22H Fighting the joint epidemics of HIV and TB December 1 is World AIDS Day. Stefaan Van der Borght, global head of health at Anglo American, tells MM about the company's efforts to tackle HIV and TB in South Africa Appealing to the younger generation A shortage of skilled workers could still pose a significant risk to mining operations view more Exotic animals and the hunt for gold Men, women and their families arrived in large numbers to northern California, US, with the dream of striking it rich during the mid-19th century. What most people don't know about the California Gold Rush is that exotic animals became as much a part of the experience as the exotic medals Staff reporter    |    January 15, 2018 Jobs galore for those in the know Reports have already emerged of mining companies and contractors in Australia having to increase wages to retain the staff they already have. Conversations around the 'skills shortage' term are starting to change from "remember when we used to have a" to "here comes another" Karma Barndon    |    January 12, 2018 De Beers pledges openness through blockchain The magic word in financial circles at the moment is blockchain and one of mining's grand dames wants to try it out Alex Hamer    |    January 10, 2018 Fleet freedom Donna Schmidt examines changes in the rental equipment market and gets the scoop from a top auctioneer Donna Schmidt    |    December 20, 2017 This email was sent to: fernandoqueens@gmail.com Mining Magazine newsletter uses an HTML-rich media format to provide a visually attractive layout To unsubscribe to this newsletter click here If you have forgotten your password, please click here unsubscribe Aspermont Media WeWork Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street, London, E1 8FA Phone: +44 207 216 6053 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 www.aspermontmedia.com