Spin-offs benefit Perth
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Tuesday, 5 December, 2000 - 21:00
DESPITE difficulties in the resources sector the industry is still spinning off benefits for Perth with the opening of the $5 million Nilos Australia conveyor belt reconditioning plant and a new $6 million mineral ore pilot testing plant at Kewdale.
Nilos claims its plant in Jandakot can return badly damaged or ripped conveyor belts to full service at a lower cost than replacement.
The Oretest and Lakefield plant at Kewdale will provide test facilities for laterite nickel deposits awaiting development elsewhere in Australia.
Nilos claims its plant in Jandakot can return badly damaged or ripped conveyor belts to full service at a lower cost than replacement.
The Oretest and Lakefield plant at Kewdale will provide test facilities for laterite nickel deposits awaiting development elsewhere in Australia.