Almonty Industries Inc T.AII

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[TechOne]

I am not sure if the link is going to work for you since I am a member but there are 7 photos with this post.. 

Almonty Industries Inc889 followers2h • 2 hours ago

 

This week, freight from MOP USA and Ningxia China arrived at Almonty Industries Inc.'s Youngwool storage area.

This latest delivery is being processed, unloaded and checked before being moved to the #SangdongMine site.

#Almonty #MiningNews #MiningStocks #Freight #ASXNews

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Almonty Industries Inc889 followers2h • 2 hours ago

 

This week, freight from MOP USA and Ningxia China arrived at Almonty Industries Inc.'s Youngwool storage area.

This latest delivery is being processed, unloaded and checked before being moved to the #SangdongMine site.

#Almonty #MiningNews #MiningStocks #Freight #ASXNews

[TechOne]

Please respond if you can see the photos.. Actually, 8 of them it looks like.. Thanks... 

[5ilverlining808]

No nothing. Keeps asking me to sign in.

[QuarterDollar]

I can see them because I have a Linkdin account.

[therunner]

Silver, I tried to cut and paste the pics from LinkedIn. The text reads: "This week, freight from MOP USA and Ningxia China arrived at Almonty Industries Inc.'s Youngwool storage area. This latest delivery is being processed, unloaded and checked before being moved to the #SangdongMine site." unquote. Most pics are pretty trivial, showing some ocean containers in a

[5ilverlining808]

Many thanks for the pics runner. I can only guess on the first pic of three cylindrical crates and looking at the size of the lifting shackles it must be very heavy. So my initial thought is they are for the Secondary and Tertiary cone crushers which should be identical in model and size, but with different adjustable size settings to crush ore from -70 mm/+12 mm to 30 mm for the Secondary crusher

[therunner]

Thanks, Silver. Very interesting, as always. Tried to enlarge and read the white labels on the round crates but it is too small. Here is another picture of the two flat racks and the breakbulk on top, also there was a consignment of wooden boxes that arrived, see below. Can't read what is written on them except "Made in the U.S.A." In the LinkedIn post they mentioned that the

[5ilverlining808]

Top pic shows four round crates so maybe they are the mill bearings. I think "MOP" stads for Metso Outotec something ? I dont know why Almonty would buy garbage from China.

[5ilverlining808]

After a bit of thought I think there maybe another round crate which is not in the picture. If so, then I would guess they are the hydrostatic bearings for the mills. I'm f***ed if I know, but the latter makes more sense since the mills end caps arrived at the same time and the size looks right to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOgNHP7FaTk This is what we can expect for a typical plant