Ore sorting results encouraging

AN INITIAL ore sorting test of ore from Hastings Technology Metals’ Yangibana rare earths project has resulted in 37% of the mass supplied to the sorter being rejected, retaining 92.2% of the total rare earth oxides.

Raw (left) and processed XRT images of high and low density particles. The high density ironstone is blue-black while the low density granite and metamorphic particles are red.

21 March 2019
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That result has encouraged the company to go further down the ore sorting path.

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