CFlo Advanced Atropure Attrition Scrubbers Chosen by ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Ltd

03 December 2024

03 December 2024

CFlo is proud to announce that ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Ltd. (AMNS) has selected its advanced Atropure heavy - duty attrition scrubbers to enhance the quality of iron ore fines in their beneficiation process. This decision underscores AMNS’s commitment to sustainable and efficient mineral processing and highlights CFlo’s reputation as a trusted provider of innovative solutions.

The Atropure scrubbers, now integrated into AMNS's production line, are designed to remove impurities such as sticky clays and silt, ensuring a higher-grade ore suitable for downstream processes. With a large throughput capacity and energy-efficient operation, these scrubbers provide a cost-effective solution while meeting the rigorous demands of one of the world’s leading steel producers.

Enhancing Ore Quality with Cutting-Edge Technology

AMNS, a global leader in steel production, sought an effective solution to address sticky clay contamination on iron ore fines.The Atropure 702 scrubbers, now integrated into their process flow, are designed to liberate impurities and improve ore grade, aligning with AMNS’s high-quality and production standards.

Key Deliverables:

  • Model: Atropure 702
  • Throughput Capacity required: 100 TPH (tons per hour)
  • Installed Power: 180 kW
  • Performance: Efficient and cost-effective ore scrubbing
  • Integration: Seamless incorporation into AMNS's existing plant setup

This installation ensures better efficiency and sustainability, reflecting AMNS’s commitment to innovation and environmental stewardship.

About CFlo’s Technology

The Atropure attrition scrubbers represent a significant advancement in CFlo’s product line, designed to meet the evolving demands of the mineral processing industry. With a focus on delivering cleaner and higher-grade mineral outputs, these scrubbers are engineered to handle even the most challenging ore types, ensuring optimal contaminant removal and superior product quality.

One of the standout features of the Atropure scrubbers is their ability to liberate fine particles from stubborn impurities, such as sticky clays, silt, and other unwanted materials, which are often tightly adhered to the surface of valuable minerals. This capability not only improves the grade and usability of the processed ore but also enhances downstream efficiency in industries like steelmaking, glass production, and construction. In addition to their robust performance, Atropure scrubbers are known for their durability and low maintenance requirements. They are constructed using wear-resistant materials and advanced engineering techniques, ensuring a long operational life and reduced downtime for maintenance.

Overall, the Atropure attrition scrubbers are setting new benchmarks in the industry, establishing CFlo as a leader in reliable and sustainable mineral processing solutions. By delivering value to clients and addressing critical processing challenges, CFlo’s mission to drive innovation while conserving resources.

CFlo’s Expertise in Action

Prasun Kumar Datta, Deputy General Manager & Head of India Sales at CFlo, expressed his satisfaction with the project:

“Our installation of the Atropure heavy-duty attrition scrubbers at AMNS marks a significant step forward in sustainable mineral processing. The technology not only aligns with the needs of our client but also underscores CFlo’s commitment to delivering solutions that improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact. We are proud of this collaboration and look forward to supporting AMNS in achieving their sustainability and quality goals.”

Commitment to Innovation and Sustainability

This partnership with AMNS reaffirms CFlo’s dedication to advancing mineral processing technologies. We remain committed to delivering tailored solutions that enhance efficiency and sustainability for our global clients.

We thank AMNS for entrusting CFlo with this project and look forward to furthering this successful collaboration.

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