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MINING WELCOME 欢迎采矿 - The ASIA Miner

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Product News<br />

Steinert Boomerangs return export efficiency<br />

THE removal of tramp iron and metal from bulk materials at ship loading<br />

facilities is important to maintain efficient exports from Australian<br />

ports. This is particularly the case for the coal industry where the volume<br />

of coal exported is only limited by the ability to load the bulk carriers.<br />

Steinert ‘Boomerang’ magnets are playing a vital role in this<br />

process at key export terminals on Australia’s eastern seaboard.<br />

<strong>The</strong> coal from the surrounding mine sites is delivered by train to<br />

these sites where the requirement for high powered, deep and wide<br />

field magnets is paramount for efficient and effective tramp iron removal.<br />

As port and ship loading facilities are developed to cope with<br />

future export needs, so too is Steinert well positioned to service the<br />

industry’s needs.<br />

<strong>The</strong> latest Steinert Boomerang left the Melbourne factory in September<br />

2011 and six of these super-sized and powerful magnets exist in<br />

Australia today. <strong>The</strong> first three were installed in the mid-to-late 1990s at<br />

Port Waratah Coal Service site on Kooragang Island. Two more were<br />

installed in 2009 for Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group (NCIG) and<br />

the latest 43 tonne addition joined them a few weeks ago. <strong>The</strong>se magnets<br />

are the largest of their kind in Australia and all are installed within<br />

a radius of 1km of each other in Newcastle, New South Wales.<br />

Steinert Australia is a specialist in delivering separation technologies<br />

not only for upgrading coal, but also minerals and iron ore, and<br />

for the removal of damaging contaminants. Steinert offers an unrivalled<br />

and extensive product range to enhance the operations of Australia’s<br />

leading local and international mining projects. <strong>The</strong> company<br />

provides comprehensive services in customized design, application<br />

and commissioning of ore sorting, beneficiation and tramp removal<br />

systems to increase product yield, improve concentrate quality, reduce<br />

operating costs and boost process efficiencies.<br />

Steinert Australia also invests heavily in product development and<br />

testing both locally and in Germany, where it enjoys the confidence of<br />

having a fully appointed test facility for equipment performance analysis<br />

at the corporate head office. Steinert Australia has the benefits of<br />

more than 120 years of experience and offers both traditional and innovative<br />

leading edge solutions, as well as guaranteeing fast service<br />

and ensuring efficient, effective and reliable performance.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Steinert range includes:<br />

• Tramp material detection & removal systems to protect conveyors,<br />

crushers & HPGRs<br />

• Heavy media recovery & iron ore beneficiation<br />

• <strong>Miner</strong>al processing, upgrading upstream concentrator feed stock<br />

• Wet & dry low, medium & high intensity magnetic separators<br />

• Induction, X-Ray, XRF, 3D/laser, colour & near infra-red ore sorting<br />

systems<br />

• Electro and permanent suspension magnets<br />

• Metal detection systems<br />

• Magnetic drums/pulleys<br />

Steinert Boomerang magnets remove tramp metal from coal at ship loading facilities.<br />

Steinert says its knowledge of applications and the ability to meet<br />

almost any customer’s requirements is its strength. From a small<br />

magnet recovering steel in a recycling facility to a 43 tonne electromagnet<br />

used in Australia’s major port loading facilities, Steinert is able<br />

to meet the most stringent of mining applications.<br />

www.steinert.com.au<br />

68 | <strong>ASIA</strong> <strong>Miner</strong> | January/February 2012

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