Ulexmining S.R.L.

We offer Antimony ore and concentrate sourced from African mining partners.

- Raw ore Sb content: approx. 35%
- Concentrate Sb content: approx. 50-55%
- Monthly capacity: up to 1000 MT
- Packaging: Jumbo bags (1 ton each) or as required
- Assay report: Available upon request (SGS or certified local lab)
- Export terms: FOB Africa (Durban / Dar es Salaam)

We welcome inquiries from smelters, trading firms, and industrial buyers worldwide.

Dead burned magnesite 97% is a chemical substance, which means that when magnesite is calcined at 1800C, carbon dioxide completely escapes, and magnesium oxide forms a dense block of periclase. This dead burned magnesite has a high degree of fire resistance. Its main component is magnesia, which is made of natural special magnesite magnesia through flotation purification, light burning, fine grinding, high pressure ball pressing, and ultra high temperature oil shaft kiln calcination.

Application: Dead burned magnesite 97% are made from sorted super grade natural magnesite through sections including float concentration, calcination, fine grinding, high pressure briquetting and ultra high temperature sintering in heavy oil shaft kilns. They are good quality materials for making magnesia bricks and monolithic refractories.

Packing: Jumbo bag(or according to the customer requirement)

Copper ore is a naturally occurring mineral rock that contains copper in varying concentrations. It's extracted from the earth through mining and then processed to produce copper concentrate, which is further refined to produce pure copper.

## Types of Copper Ore
1. Sulfide ores: These ores contain copper in the form of sulfide minerals, such as chalcopyrite (CuFeS2), bornite (Cu5FeS4), and chalcocite (Cu2S).
2. Oxide ores: These ores contain copper in the form of oxide minerals, such as cuprite (Cu2O), tenorite (CuO), and malachite (Cu2CO3(OH)2).
3. Native copper: This type of ore contains copper in its native form, often found in quartz veins or other igneous rocks.

## Copper Ore Deposits
1. Porphpyry copper deposits: These deposits are formed through magmatic-hydrothermal processes and are characterized by large, low-grade copper deposits.
2. Volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposits: These deposits are formed through volcanic activity and are characterized by high-grade copper deposits.
3. Sedimentary copper deposits: These deposits are formed through sedimentary processes and are characterized by low-grade copper deposits.

## Major Copper-Producing Countries
1. Chile: The world's largest copper producer, accounting for approximately 30% of global production.
2. Peru: The second-largest copper producer in South America.
3. Australia: A significant copper producer, with major mines in Western Australia.
4. United States: Copper is mined in several states, including Arizona, Utah, and Montana.
5. China: A major copper producer and consumer, with significant mining and smelting operations.
Uses of Copper Ore
1. Copper production: Copper ore is processed to produce copper concentrate, which is then refined to produce pure copper.
2. Electrical applications: Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity, making it a crucial material for electrical wiring, circuits, and electronic devices.
3. Construction and architecture: Copper is used in building construction, including roofing, plumbing, and electrical systems.
4. Industrial machinery and equipment: Copper is used in the production of various industrial machinery and equipment, including motors, generators, and transformers.

STPP is known as Sodium Tripolyphosphate. It is commonly used in the manufacture of synthetic detergents, water treatment, and other sectors such as ceramics, food and beverage, paint and varnish, etc. It is a white molecular mineral and is used as a binder, stabilizer and sequestrant. We get our STPP mineral from several regions of Rajasthan in India.

STPP has several applications in the food and beverage industry. Cake mixtures, meringues, juices, hams, peas, lima beans, cured pork, sausages, and algin sweets all contain this ingredient. Within the ceramic and enamel industry, STPP mineral is used to achieve a fluid paste or a well-dispersed solution which further optimizes the manufacturing process.
Sodium triphosphate is a solubilizing binder found in powder detergents, automatic dishwashing powder/tablets, and other cleaning solutions. It is particularly effective in treating water hardness by inactivating the mineral ions and keeping them securely in the solution. It permits surfactants to perform to their maximum extent by fighting water hardness. It also functions as a pH buffer and prevents soil from resettling on the garments. This makes it the most perfect mineral in the laundry detergents, dishwashing powder and in the tanning of leather.
Sodium triphosphate (STP), also sodium tripolyphosphate (STPP), or tripolyphosphate (TPP), is an inorganic compound with formula Na5P3O10.
Furthermore, it is also popularly used in the paper and coatings industry to remove the pitch spots. They are created by a kind of gum present in the wood pulp which can cover the whole surface and create dents on the surface of the paper.
This natural mineral is magmatic in nature and has a high phosphorus concentration and very low heavy metal levels. As a result, our STPP mineral has a high purity level which enhances the performance of whatever end-product it is utilised in.

We are able to provide high grade antimony ore and concentrate in large quantities, 30 % to 70%. We can give 100MT to 500 MT per month.

Antimony Ore