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  TOMRA Mining turns mine waste into clean, profitable infrastructure

  Amid mounting pressure on global supply chains, TOMRA’s advanced sensor-based sorting technology is helping mining companies recover valuable resources once considered waste – extending mine life, boosting efficiency, and driving more sustainable critical mineral production.

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  How sensor-based sorting is extending the life of critical mineral deposits

  As ore grades decline, global demand for critical minerals rises, and ESG expectations intensify, mining economics are being reshaped. TOMRA Mining’s sensor-based sorting technologies are redefining how minerals are recovered, transforming once-discarded material into a valuable resource, extending mine life, and strengthening supply security for the energy transition.

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  Sensor-based sulphide sorting

  The accelerating increase in global demand for copper, zinc and lead poses a challenge for mining operations: increasing their efficiency and productivity to meet the demand while ensuring their profitability and sustainability. Sensor-based ore sorting can be an invaluable asset for optimizing the process and achieving this goal.

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  Erimsa quartz laser sorting

  Quartz is one of the most common minerals, but it doesn’t exist in high purity in nature: the challenge for mining operations serving the metallurgical stone industries is to reliably deliver quartz of consistently high chemical purity.

  Erimsa quartz laser sorting

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  TOMRA Mining test centers for sensor-based sorting

  TOMRA Mining’s global network of Test Centers provides mining companies with a vital resource to make informed decisions about sensor-based ore sorting. By testing material samples under real-world conditions, mining operations can determine whether sorting is a viable solution for their mine and identify the most effective technology for their specific ore.

  TOMRA Mining test centers for sensor-based sorting

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  1757 carat diamond recovery

  TOMRA Sorting Mining is pleased to announce one of the largest diamonds in recorded history, an unbroken 1,758 carat stone, was recovered by TOMRA XRT sensor technology commissioned by Lucara Diamond Corp at its Karowe Mine in Botswana.

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  From Waste to Value: How SRK Consulting and TOMRA Mining Are Redefining Pebble Processing

  Pebble recirculation is standard practice in mining operations. This approach is costly, energy-intensive, and can limit overall plant performance. In some operations, pebbles can represent up to 30% of the mill feed, increasing complexity and reducing efficiency. SRK Consulting and TOMRA Mining explain in this article that pebble streams are not uniform, and that selecting what to process can improve performance. In documented cases, this has delivered up to a 6% increase in throughput, along with clear economic benefits.

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