Multotec Botswana
With its head office in Letlhakane and branches in Jwaneng and Orapa, Multotec Botswana supports mineral processing operations across all major commodities with a full range of technologies and services.
Backed by a 100% local team, extensive stockholding, strong logistics and in-country fabrication capabilities, we help mines overcome Botswana’s unique challenges while maximising efficiency.
Our proven solutions enable customers to reduce processing costs across diamonds, copper, gold, rare earths and more.
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Jwaneng Letlhakane OrapaMultotec field servicing teams are multi-skilled and able to work across a number of Multotec products. This is an advantage to the customer as it means that they will have continuous access to personnel with the necessary technical expertise and applications knowledge to support the full process plant in terms of maintenance and servicing.
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Our mineral processing equipment:
Mineral Processing Equipment
For over 50 years, Multotec has supplied mineral processing equipment to optimise the operating costs of mineral processing plants.
Magnetic Separators
Magnetic Separators that easily separate ferromagnetic and paramagnetic particles - and remove tramp metals - from dry solids or slurries. F...
Spiral Concentrator
Multotec-designed spiral separators are used across the world in coal, gold, iron ore, mineral sands, platinum and chrome processing plants.
Conveyor System Solutions
Conveyor system solutions increase conveyor belt life and reduce conveying downtime through its Multolag, MATO systems and loading points.
Tailored Industry Solutions
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