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We have the right filter for you, no matter the industry. In our news, you will see proof that finding the right filter for your specific requirements will result in a cost reduction, less risk, and less downtime.
34 Years on a Salt Mine: Filters Still Deliver Superior Performance
In North-Eastern Botswana lies one of the most extensive salt flats in the world, and it is here where Botash, the largest producer of natural sodium products in the region, currently produces variants of soda ash and salt.
Filtration Solution Boosts Impala Platinum’s Floatation Cell Efficiency
The platinum group metals (PGMs) produced at the Impala platinum mine in Rustenburg, South Africa, are key to making essential industrial, medical and electronic items and contribute to a cleaner, greener world.
Potable Water Filter Going Strong After 36 Years in Namibia’s Harshest Conditions
Potable Water Filter. In the harsh & desolate area of Okakarara, Namibia, three incredible water filtration systems continue to perform after 35 years.
How the Right Filtration Solution Is Helping to Keep SA’s Power On
Responsible for supplying Eskom’s Medupi Power Station with around 14.6 Mt of power station-grade coal annually for the next forty years, Exxaro’s Grootgeluk Coal Mine is playing a crucial role in keeping the power on in South Africa.
Moatize Coal Mine’s Simple Solution to Blocked Fluidising Nozzles
Blocked fluidisation nozzles are a common problem in fluidised bed systems used widely in the mining industry, including at some of the biggest coal mines in the world.
Managing Mine Tailings Sustainably and Profitably
Harmony Gold - the largest gold producer in South Africa – is also a significant local operator of gold tailings retreatment facilities across the country.
It’s not the size of the equipment you have, it’s how you use it that makes the difference
You may have heard this piece of advice before. And it’s become a truism because it’s true. It’s especially true for filtration specification and filtration solution design.
The case for increased automation and fewer moving parts in filtration solutions
Price usually drives choice. The economic reason behind this is simple: we all want more for less. This is logical
The case for not buying dumb filter solutions
The fact is: filters save lives. They aren’t a choice they are a non-negotiable. They are as important as the rule of law. We all need them. Real or metaphorical, filters are everywhere.
Don’t let the wrong filter put a spanner in your works
Real or figurative; a filter’s basic function is the same: it controls what gets through. It separates the good from the bad. When functioning optimally, our psychological filters keep our minds working well.
