We are proud to present the ORFOM® D-Series Reagents.

ORFOM® mining depressants are useful for selective depression of copper, iron and lead during the flotation process of molybdenum.

The major benefits of using the ORFOM® D-Series Reagents include:

Effective depression of copper from copper-molybdenum bulk concentrates, and copper and iron from primary molybdenum operations at significantly lower consumption than NaSH

Proven full replacement depressant to NaSH to achieve acceptable commercial molybdenum grade

Less odorous and better health, environment and safety profile than NaSH

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