Melbourne, Nov 6, 2017 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Revolution Metals CEO Tim Mckinnon is Interviewed by Marcus Lake on the new VANTA XRF Scanner at the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) 2017.
The company recently acquired the VANTA XRF to conduct geochemical surveys at the company's exploration tenements in northern NSW.
Tim Mckinnon commented, "The VANTA XRF handheld instrument will allow us to quickly obtain geochemical data in the field to qualify our recent Deep Ground Penetrating Radar (DPGR) survey. We will be conducting geochemistry over the subsurface structures we found with the radar to accurately locate the drill program over the ore bodies".
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About International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC)
The International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) is where global mining leaders collaborate on trends in mining, investment and innovation towards a sustainable future. As Australia’s largest mining event, it brings together over 9,000 decision makers, mining leaders, policy makers, investors, commodity buyers, technical experts, innovators, and educators from more than 120 countries for three days of learning, deal-making and unparalleled networking. IMARC is developed in collaboration with its founding partners the Victorian State Government, Austmine, the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) and Mines and Money, and held with the support of its Host Partner, the NSW Government.
About Revolution Metals Ltd
Revolution Metals Ltd is an Australian public company and developer of mineral resources. The focus of the company is to develop mineral assets of economic grade to production, providing investors with rapid return on investment. Revolution's current tenement holding comprises 40 square kilometres of mineralized gold, silver, nickel, cobalt and lead bearing structures in northern New South Wales, Australia.
The primary gold bearing ironstone and quartz deposits of Mt Remarkable, Pine Creek and Alice Cornwall, are part of a field of numerous reefs and historical artisanal workings with over sixty identified as producing gold over a century ago.
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