
Flotation upgrades to help you achieve your sustainability and production targets
Optimized air injection minimizes energy costs associated with air compressors
Smaller, well-distributed bubbles increase the probability of valuable mineral attachment
Optimized bubble size range reduces reagent consumption and enhances flotation kinetics
Fewer moving parts mean less maintenance and downtime, increasing plant availability
- Improved recovery rates
- Increased throughput and efficiency
- Reduced energy and air consumption
- Enhanced process control and stability
- Lower maintenance and downtime
- Better adatability for different ores and conditions
By improving mineral recovery, reducing energy and air consumption, and enhancing process stability, sparger upgrades help achieve higher profitability while reducing environmental impact—aligning with modern sustainability goals.

Exceptionally unique and flexible offering

Consists of in-line static mixers and a centrifugal pump.
Tailings slurry is pumped from the base of the column through the static mixers, where air and slurry are mixed under high-shear conditions to create bubble dispersion. As the air-slurry mixture passes through the stationary blades located inside the mixer, the air is sheared into very small bubbles by the intense agitation.
Uses cavitation to generate microbubbles.
A Venturi tube – which promotes cavitation and creates small size bubbles – comprises of a constricted section that is typically centralized within a pipe. After this, the tube gradually returns to the original diameter. Air is introduced before the cavitation constriction, as air injection creates the best bubble size distribution for flotation.


Operates with inlet air pressures between 5-7 bar.
The maximum flowrate of each sparger is determined by the size of the outlet nozzle orifice. The nozzle size and the number of spargers are calculated to suit the specific application. The SonicSparger Jet has up to three different lengths, and in large tanks/columns, they are alternately distributed to provide even air injection through the cross-section area.