Cu-Mo Separation

A non-cyanide depression route for copper-molybdenum separation

For Cu-Mo separation challenges involving toxicity, selectivity, dosage and high-temperature instability of conventional depressants, Hebe’s copper depressant system suppresses copper mineral activity while limiting interference with molybdenum grade and recovery.

Reagent Logic

Depress copper while preserving molybdenum recovery space

The key in Cu-Mo separation is the boundary between depression strength and selectivity. Hebe focuses on low-toxicity, low-dosage and temperature-stable copper depression chemistry.

Copper-molybdenum separation depressant visual
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Green alternative

Free of highly toxic cyanide compounds and cyanide ions, reducing environmental and safety pressure.

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Copper depression

Maintains copper mineral depression even when copper grade in bulk concentrate is elevated.

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High-temperature stability

Addresses performance decline of conventional depressants during hot-season operation.