Quinn Fluorspar Project Shows Low Impurity Levels
Key points
- Impurity levels below global industry thresholds
- Potential for premium metspar and acidspar products
- Low environmental and processing risks
Full summary
OD6 Metals Ltd has reported low impurity levels at the Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada, USA, indicating strong potential for producing premium metspar and acidspar products. The Horseshoe and Mammoth deposits show impurity levels well below global industry thresholds, reducing risks such as groundwater contamination, acid mine drainage, and environmental contamination. The deposits have low levels of lead, sulphur, arsenic, cadmium, and phosphate, and below detection limits for uranium and thorium. The high grades of fluorspar at Horseshoe suggest potential for Direct Shipping Ore (DSO) for metspar production. The company plans to commence metallurgical testwork to optimize processing flowsheets and upgrade products to meet market specifications.
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