From Rock to Results: Mastering Solid and Liquid Density to increase Mining Efficiency

Join us for the final session of the Southern Africa and Australia Mining Webinar Series: Exchange Between Two Giants: Unique Solutions for Mineral Mining from Australia & South Africa.

In this final session, we are joined by a special guest speaker - Thinus Hofsink from Specialised Testing Laboratory, alongside Anton Paar experts Eileen Fouché and Mojalefa Selepe. In our combined webinar we will bring together solid and liquid density measurement, showcasing how advanced techniques and dual-parameter analysis deliver reliable insights, streamline workflows, and elevate quality control in both mining and chemical applications.

Solid density measurement: Cornerstone of accurate analysis in mining

Accurate solid density measurement is a cornerstone of modern mining — from exploration and ore characterization to processing and quality control. In this webinar, we’ll explore how advanced solid density techniques deliver reliable data that improves mineral recovery, optimizes processes, and reduces operational risks. Join us to discover how turning rock into results begins with precise density measurement.

Redefining liquid analysis: Reliable insight into challenging chemical mixtures

Analyzing complex chemical mixtures is no easy task — especially when conventional methods struggle to deliver accuracy and efficiency. In this webinar, we explore how advanced measurement technologies are redefining liquid analysis, providing reliable insights even for the most challenging systems such as sulphydryl mixtures and sodium alkyl dithiophosphate solutions.

By combining density and sound velocity measurement in a single setup, Anton Paar opens new possibilities for precise analysis. 

Who should attend:

• Process engineers in the mining and chemical industries
• Quality control and laboratory personnel
• R&D specialists working with mineral or chemical formulations
• Operations managers focused on process optimization
• Technicians responsible for material characterization

Webinar times:

• South Africa: 08:00 - 09:00 (SAST)
• Australia: 17:00 - 18:00 (AEDT)
• New Zealand: 19:00 - 20:00 (NZDT)