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The Analytical Chemistry Division offers contract research services involving advanced elemental analysis of geological and metallurgical ores using techniques such as fire assay, fusion, wet chemistry, acid digestion, ICP-OES, ICP-MS, X-ray fluorescence, atomic absorption, and combustion methods for sulphur, carbon, and phosphorus determination.
The Analytical Chemistry Division manufactures and sells certified reference materials known as South African Reference Materials (SARM), which are used globally for routine analysis and research purposes in the fields of mineralogy, metallurgy, and geochemistry.
Mintek provides contract research services tailored to industry needs, enabling clients to leverage its technical expertise across the minerals value chain.
Mintek facilitates the transfer of developed technologies to industry partners, helping commercialise innovations in minerals and metals processing.
Mintek offers comprehensive services in mineral processing and characterisation, supporting clients from the initial stages of the mineral value chain through concentration and exploration-related work.
Mintek offers targeted support to the minerals and metals industry, including advisory, testing, and R&D assistance across the value chain.
Mintek offers specialised technical services in areas such as mineralogy, analytical chemistry, and extractive metallurgy, designed to meet specific client challenges.
The 2026 MINTEK-SCI Conference will feature keynote speakers including Dr Mopeli Khama. The event offers opportunities to learn about cutting-edge research in metal production, decarbonization technologies, and computational modeling in industrial processes. Attendees can register to participate in sessions, exhibitions, and the Hackathon 2026.
The 2026 MINTEK-SCI Hackathon invites teams to develop innovative solutions in areas such as computational modeling, decarbonization in steelmaking, and soft sensor technologies. This event is open to participants with technical backgrounds in engineering, data science, or related fields.
Dr Mopeli Khama will deliver a keynote speech at the 2026 MINTEK-SCI Conference, focusing on computational fluid dynamics models for gas-solid pre-reduction and their role in decarbonizing metal production. The session will be available to registered attendees.
Organisations can register to exhibit at the MINTEK-SCI 2026 event, showcasing their innovations in mining and materials science.
The public can attend the MINTEK-SCI 2026 conference, which features keynote speakers like Ms Rebecca Sebelebele. The event includes sessions on mining innovation, sustainability, and technology.