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Crushing testwork shows "robust" future for Taronga tin

Australian project should avoid high cost of ore-sorting gear

The Taronga tin project is in Emmaville in New South Wales

The Taronga tin project is in Emmaville in New South Wales | Credits: First Tin

Results from the Taronga Tin Project's crushing testwork show that it is possible to get up to 89.5% of the contained tin into the minus 2.8mm fraction after coarse crushing, First Tin said. The company...

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