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After Max-Emitter conversion in 2003 at a major South American gold mine, 7 consecutive monthly production records were set. First quarter 2004 results confirmed a 26% gold extraction increase compared to pre-Max-Emitter performance.
After switching away from Max-Emitter to cheaper agricultural emitters, copper extraction dropped 18%. After converting back to Max-Emitter, extraction recovered fully and the electrowinning tankhouse reached 100% capacity for the first time in years.
A major gold operation in the U.S. converted from agricultural drip emitters to the Max-Emitter after repeated plugging failures. Monthly gold production increased 10% — the only explanation was the change in drip emitters.
Max Emitter use results in 25% copper extraction increase at a U.S. copper operation, with results proven in repeated identical tests comparing drip emitters vs. sprinkler systems.
Max-Emitter improves mineral extraction, improves pregnant leach solution (PLS) grade and reduces fresh water consumption by 50% allowing the mine to double the leach area and double mineral production.
A Peruvian gold mine conducted a 60-day leach cycle test of the Max-Emitter and two other leading brands in early 2013. The Max-Emitter had only 5% plugging while competitors saw 30–40% plugging.
