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INDUSTRY • 5 SEPTEMBER 2026The real cost of conveyor wear on a high-tonnage lineCarryback, impact at the transfer point and a belt that will not track: three wear paths that cost more over a year than the failure everyone is watching for.ConveyingWear partsMaintenance
INDUSTRY • 1 SEPTEMBER 2026Three hidden risks in a plant's flow systemDowntime gets blamed on the pumps and the mills. It usually starts in the flow system — in wear, in pressure nobody is measuring, and in numbers nobody has.Flow controlPumpsInstrumentation
FIELD REPORT • 26 AUGUST 2026Rebuilding a slurry line at 2,400 tonnes an hourThree weeks on site at a copper concentrator: pump wear mapping, valve replacement and a handover plan the maintenance crew now runs on their own.SlurryPumpsMaintenance
PRODUCT • 8 AUGUST 2026New knife gate valve range now stocked in UlaanbaatarDN50 through DN600 in heavy-seat and standard configurations, held locally so a failed isolation point does not wait on an import cycle.Flow controlValves
FIELD REPORT • 29 JULY 2026Screen deck failure analysis at a coal washing plantPanels were lasting a third of their rated life. The panels were not the problem.ScreeningWear parts
COMPANY • 14 JULY 2026Core TS Partners opens a second service workshop in UmnugoviPulley relagging, roller rebuilds and valve overhaul, closer to the mines that need them.ServiceMaintenance
INDUSTRY • 30 JUNE 2026What the 2026 tailings guidance means for dewatering equipmentTighter moisture targets change the economics of filtration. Here is what that means for equipment you already own.RegulationDewatering
PRODUCT • 18 JUNE 2026Conveyor belt cleaner upgrade cuts carryback on long overland runsA primary and secondary cleaner combination that holds tension as the blade wears, tested across a Mongolian winter.ConveyingWear parts