Beneficiation process includes ore washing, crushing and beneficiation. In the process of enriching valuable metals from ores with low content and multi metal symbiosis and processing them into concentrates with high metal content, various types of beneficiation agents need to be added. Beneficiation reagents mainly refer to collectors, frothers, inhibitors, flocculants, modifiers, extractants, matrix improvers and diluents used in hydrometallurgy, etc., involving hundreds of inorganic or organic compounds. Our company produces mineral processing reagents such as xanthate series, dithiophosphate series, thiocarbamates, sodium thioglycollate, copper sulfate, etc.

• Xanthate Series

  Xanthate is a kind of collector for flotation of nonferrous or rare l minerals.

  Sodium (Potassium) E Sodium (Potassium) I Sodium (Potassium) B Sodium (Potassium) I Sodium (Potassium) A

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• Dithiophosphate Series

  Dithiophosphate is widely used in sulfur ore flotation, second only to xanthate collector. In 1925 began to use, chemical name for dialkyl thiophosphate

  Sodium Diethyl Dithi Ditihophosphate BA Dithiophopbate 25 Dithiophosphate 25S Dithiophosphate BS Sodium Diisoamyl Dit

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• Frothers

  A surface active agent that can reduce the surface tension of water and form foam so that the air bubbles in air flotation slurry can be attached to the mineral particles floating on the flotation surface.

  Methyl Isobutyl Carb Pine Oil

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• Activated Carbon

  Activated carbon is a kind of black porous solid carbon, by pulverizing coal, forming or uniform coal particles through carbonization, activation production. 

  Activated Carbon

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• Sodium Sulphide

  Sodium sulphide is also called sodium sulfide, smelly soda，smelly alkali. Its molecular formula is Na2S, with a relative molecular mass of 78.04, melting point of 1180℃.

  Sodium Sulphide

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• Sodium Metabisulfite

  White or yellowish crystalline powder. The relative density is 1.4, soluble in water (54g/100ml water at 20℃; 81.7g/100ml water at 100℃) aqueous solution was acidic, soluble in glycerol, slightly soluble in ethanol.

  Sodium M e t a b i s

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• Sodium Sulphite

  Molecular Formula: Na2SO3, common sulfite, white, monoclinic crystal or powder. Melting point (℃): 150 (water loss decomposition), soluble in water, insoluble in ethanol.

  Sodium Sulphite

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• Other Products

  In addition to the above, other commonly used chemical reagents

  Copper Sulfate Penta Ethyl Thiocarbamate Isopropyl Ethyl Thio Sodium Thioglycolate Zinc Sulfate Heptahy

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