Glencore Technology marks 30 years of IsaMill - Canadian Mining Journal
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Glencore Technology (LON: GLEN) is celebrating three decades of IsaMill, the company’s flagship fine‑grinding mill solution.
Originally developed through a partnership between Mount Isa Mines and NETZSCH, the IsaMill has become one of the mining industry’s most successful grinding technologies. Since its introduction in 1994, it has been installed at 157 metalliferous operations across 23 countries.
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