Comet Resources updates on graphite metallurgical test work
Comet Resources Limited s (ASX:CRL) Matt O Kane updates Proactive on the progress of test-work assessing the amenability of natural flake graphite from its Springdale graphite project in Western Australia to produce battery anode material suitable for use in EVs. The concentrate has now arrived at a specialist facility in Germany, been dried and prepared for testing with test-work underway. In addition to the tests being performed by the specialist lab for Comet, sample concentrate material has also been provided to a third-party producer of anode material for their test work.
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Comet Resources welcomes bulk tests to assess amenability of Springdale graphite for EV use
A bulk test-work program is being conducted to determine the suitability of natural flake graphite from the high-grade zone at Springdale Project for use in battery anodes for electric vehicles. Graphite suitable for battery production is highly sought after and attracts premium pricing.
Comet Resources Limited (ASX:CRL) is pleased with the progress of ongoing test-work assessing the amenability of natural flake graphite from its Springdale Graphite Project in Western Australia to produce battery anode material suitable for use in EVs.
After producing a bulk sample of Springdale graphite concentrate during June at a lab in Perth, Western Australia, the concentrate has arrived at a specialist facility in Germany, been dried and prepared for testing with test-work underway.
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