Yinman Mining to Change Lead-Zinc Ore Processing Facilities to Copper-Tin Ones on More Proven Reserves

Published: Jul 7, 2017 16:26

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Yinman Mining Co. will change its lead-zinc ore beneficiation plant in Baiyinchagan, Inner Mongolia to copper-tin ore beneficiation plant after proven copper and tin ore reserves increased.

SHANGHAI, Jul. 7 (SMM) - Yinman Mining Co. will change its lead-zinc ore beneficiation plant in Baiyinchagan, Inner Mongolia to copper-tin ore beneficiation plant after proven copper and tin ore reserves increased, according to ENFI.

ENFI signed the design contract with Yinman Mining Co. about this project. The new copper-tin ore system will come on stream in late February 2018.

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The 2,500-tpd lead-zinc ore processing system and 2,500-tpd copper-tin ore processing system reached production in February 2017, and operate at full capacity for now.

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