Innovation is in our DNA. Look no further than our research and development efforts, which have yielded a range of market-leading product and process solutions.
Molycop believes that one of the best ways to support and accelerate sustainable mining is to innovate new and better technologies and improve current ways of operating.
We’re conscious of the many demands and challenges our industry faces. But our focus is always on the future and how we can better ourselves as a company. The challenge we set ourselves is to remain ahead of the curve – always improving, always innovating – to deliver optimal results for our customers, our communities and the environment.
Molycop has a continuous global research and development program in place that aims to better its products and services.
Some of the innovation advances we have successfully developed are:
Molycop presented its latest advance in particle size analysis technology at MetFest Perth, proving that innovation is driving smarter, more efficient methods of mineral processing.
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At the 6th Annual Digitalisation & AI in Mining Australia Conference, Molycop will explain how its AI-driven technologies help mining operations unlock greater efficiency, accuracy and sustainability across the value chain.
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Student Kaiming Yan’s collaborative thesis project with Molycop is uncovering how heat treatment impacts grinding media properties, delivering insights that can help mineral processing operations achieve longer wear life, greater efficiency and lower operating costs.
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Dr Paul Shelley, Molycop’s VP of Global Innovation, says the industry is accelerating towards a new model defined by decarbonisation, digitalisation and reimagined flowsheets.
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Molycop has invested in a state-of-the-art Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) in Chile, giving customers faster problem-solving, deeper insights into material performance and solutions that extend equipment life and improve operational efficiency.
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Molycop has partnered with a mining operation in Mexico to commission and optimise its FurnStar control system — delivering safer, more efficient furnace performance through hands-on training, local adaptation and ongoing technical support.
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The study, published in Minerals Engineering, introduces the Heterarchical Model, a next-generation simulation model for understanding how ore breaks down inside SAG mills.
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Molycop is set to unveil a breakthrough in grinding media quality assurance at Procemin-Geomet 2025, where Metallurgical Lab Engineer Carlos Garcia will present new research on an enhanced capability of the BMAT.
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