Clariant Mining Solutions at Flotation 2025!

Join us at The 12th International Flotation Conference (Flotation '25) to learn about our innovative flotation solutions. Our team will be available to show you how our technologies can optimize your operations while contributing to your sustainability goals.

Featured Solutions:

• Advanced technologies for coarse particle flotation enabling efficient flotation, reducing the need for fine grinding and potentially decreasing greenhouse gas emissions from grinding

• Decarbonization minerals with a broad portfolio of reagents:

• Lithium: Collectors and frothers for spodumene, lepidolite, petalite, and silicates
• Nickel: Safer collectors with improved recovery compared to xanthates
• Cobalt: Xanthate replacement collectors to decrease risks and safer sulfide depressants to replace NaSH
• Rare Earths: Collectors and frothers for flotation of monazite, bastnaesite, tantalite, pyrochlore, and others

We have a dedicated Competence Center for Decarbonization Minerals, where we develop specific solutions for critical minerals essential to energy transition. Our specialized technical team offers customized solutions to optimize your processes according to the specific characteristics of your ore.

We work closely with our customers to develop customized solutions that respond to the unique characteristics of each operation. Our team combines international expertise with deep knowledge of the specific challenges of mining in Africa and globally.

Do you have a specific challenge?

Visit our stand for a personalized consultation. Our technical specialists will be delighted to listen to your needs and propose solutions to optimize your flotation processes.

Come see us at booth 22!

Don't miss our presentation on Wednesday 19th at 9:30am about Copper coarse particle flotation: frother and collector optimization as a function of interfacial phenomena by L.M Faustino, W.C. Silva, C. Saavedra and P. Zarate.

Join us for our paper presentation “Novel more efficient spodumene collectors” by S.R. Mudnuru, W. Silva and B. Mahuhushe.