Darlot grinds again

MINING has restarted at the Darlot gold mine in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields as operator Red 5 uses a temporary material transfer system to bypass the problematic Mill-1 to feed directly into Mill-2.

The Darlot mill

21 March 2018
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Gear and clutch problems at Mill-1 have affected gold production at Darlot but Red 5 has got the mill wheels grinding again with its temporary material transfer system.

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