DryFlow Magnetics expands to US after commercial milestone
South Australian mining technology company DryFlow Magnetics has achieved a significant commercial milestone with the opening of its first commercial-scale unit in the United States.

South Australian mining technology firm DryFlow Magnetics has expanded its operations to the United States following a significant commercial milestone. The company has officially opened its first commercial-scale unit in the U.S., marking the commercialization of its Australian-developed waterless mineral processing technology.
DryFlow Magnetics' technology aims to significantly reduce water consumption in the mining industry. Traditional mineral processing methods require large volumes of water, which can lead to environmental issues and increased operational costs, particularly in arid regions. The company's technology utilizes magnetic separation techniques that do not require water, offering an alternative to conventional methods.
The opening of the U.S. facility represents a key step in the company's international growth. It provides an opportunity to demonstrate the technology's effectiveness and potential within the North American market. The company anticipates this expansion will facilitate the establishment of new client relationships and promote the adoption of its technology globally.
This development highlights the growing role of Australian technology firms in the global market, especially within the resource sector. DryFlow Magnetics' advancement offers solutions for sustainable development and more efficient resource utilization within the industry.