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Rocking chair is one of the core values at Green Flag Metals. Why? We want to build long-term, value-add partnerships with our customers. We know that takes time. We know that takes patience. We know that takes showing more than telling. We know that takes many conversations. But all of those add up. Eventually, we want to sit down with you in a set of rocking chairs, enjoy the scene around us that our partnership has afforded us, and have a long chat. When is the last time you felt stressed, in a hurry, or pressured while enjoying life in a rocking chair? When you partner with Green Flag Metals, our goal is for you to feel that comfort, that peace, that reassurance that everything is going to be alright. This is why Rocking Chair is one of our Core Values.

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Below are the recent IP Dipole-Dipole results from Wilsons Find (completed by Zonge) confirming the chargeability from sulphide minerals associated with surface polymetallic veins extending to significant depths. These findings will assist URO in planning RC angle drill hole locations to penetrate the steeply dipping resource-rich ore bodies, testing grade, thickness, and density, and subsequently planning a resource-defining drill program.

On the 15th and 16th of May, a consortium meeting of TransZeroWaste was performed at the project partner ISQ, close to Lisbon in Portugal.   The results and progress in the different work packages of the project have been presented and discussed considering the key objectives Upgrading low-grade iron ore by combining it with iron-rich by-products; Development of innovative techniques to produce high- quality pre-material for decarbonised future production routes; separation of disturbing components from by- products to replace scrap; and finaly development of the technological basis and digital tools supporting the transition towards zero waste in the European #steel industry. All performed work is related to the objectives of the Clean Steel Partnership and taking the technological and time requirements of the European steel industry regarding the transition into account.

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Consistent feed material size is the key to productivity and allows crusher and feeder settings to be set and increases the crusher's performance and overall productivity, however, occasional large or odd-shaped rocks can jam in the feeder and crusher, an onboard rock breaker enables quick and efficient clearing of obstructions, preventing extended downtime and ensuring continuous operation.

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Nothing excites me more in mining than an effective short interval control process linking supervisors and dispatchers. Interested in integrating real-time data with field observations to optimize fleet efficient? Let’s connect!

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