Invite LibertyCES to Bid on Your Leach Circuit
Twelve manufacturers on LibertyCES's roster publish real, named mining and hydrometallurgical duty-class literature — heap leach irrigation through SX-EW, electrowinning, and dewatering. Equipment and specification support only; never installation or engineering-of-record.
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Request a Bid Quote →A Confirmed Equipment Position Across the Full Leach Circuit
Five of Liberty's manufacturers publish dedicated mining/leaching literature — Netafim's complete heap-leach irrigation system, Schurco Slurry's mining-duty pumps, AVCO Valve's dedicated mining segment, Richter's named "Mining & Ore" industry, and ProMinent's dedicated Solvent Extraction application page. That's a real, defensible supplier position across the leach-circuit chain — not a generic industrial-pump vendor claiming mining relevance after the fact.
Netafim
Heap leach irrigation — driplines, sprinklers, mining-configuration control valves, leaching control skids rated for both raffinate and cyanide solution.
ProMinent Fluid Controls
SX metering pumps (Delta, Sigma), electrowinning systems, and DULCOFLEX peristaltic pumps for abrasive leach streams.
Schurco Slurry USA
7-series heavy-duty slurry pumps to 30,000 gpm — dewatering, tailings, and general leach-circuit slurry transfer.
AVCO Valve
6100 Series knife gate valves for abrasive slurry isolation, ball and butterfly valve lines.
Asahi/America
Type-21 ball, Type-14 diaphragm, and globe valves named specifically for SX-EW; Ultra Proline/DuoPro piping for concentrated sulfuric acid above 95%.
Richter Chemie-Technik
Lined sealless mag-drive pumps rated -60°C to +200°C for leaching reactions, electrolysis, and rare-earth element recovery.
Full stage-by-stage equipment breakdown at the Hydrometallurgy Equipment page →. Raw dataset (every stage, chemistry, equipment class, source) published open at data.libertyces.com →. Free field guides: Hydrometallurgical Equipment Selection Guide (PDF) →, Concentrated Sulfuric Acid Materials Field Guide (PDF) →, and the Leach Circuit Bid Package Checklist (PDF) →.
Private, EPC-Led Procurement — Not Public Plan Rooms
Mining and hydrometallurgical equipment procurement is largely private and EPC-led, not run through public plan-holder lists the way municipal water/wastewater bids are. LibertyCES's approach here reflects that honestly: direct vendor registration with EPC firms (Black & Veatch-class general engineering contractors) and mine-owner procurement teams, rather than searching public bid portals for mining-specific solicitations that mostly don't exist in that form. If your organization runs its own vendor portal or supplier qualification process, send the link with your invitation.
Four Steps, No Black Hole
Concentration, temperature, flow, and duty cycle at each stage — not just a generic "mining pump" or "acid tank" line item. See the stage-by-stage equipment breakdown for what to include.
Each line item gets checked against LibertyCES's actual manufacturer roster — including the honest gaps (filter presses, agitators above 3 HP) — so the response you get back is real, not a catalog guess.
A named person, phone number, and email for your bid list or procurement system — not a general inbox.
Vendor registration, W-9, COI, and any EPC-specific onboarding requirements get returned through your own channel ahead of the bid date.
What LibertyCES Does Not Currently Supply
A false capability claim on an EPC bid response is worse than a missing product line. LibertyCES does not currently carry filter presses or leach-reactor agitators above 3 HP (Liberty's agitator line caps at 3 HP — drum/tote/reagent make-up scale, not full leach-reactor duty). Every other line on this page — pumps, valves, tanks, piping, and instrumentation across all six leach-circuit stages — is a real, carried line. See the full Hydrometallurgy page's Honest Gaps section → for the current, complete list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does LibertyCES bid on mining and hydrometallurgical projects the same way it bids public water/wastewater work?
The equipment quoting process is the same — send the spec, get a real answer — but the procurement path is different. Mining and hydrometallurgical projects are largely private, EPC-led procurement, not public plan-holder lists. LibertyCES's play here is direct vendor registration with EPC firms and mine owners, not searching public plan rooms the way it does for municipal water/wastewater bids.
What equipment can LibertyCES actually supply on a leach circuit?
Twelve manufacturers on the roster publish real, named mining/hydrometallurgical duty-class literature across all six real leach-circuit stages — heap leach irrigation, PLS collection, solvent extraction, electrowinning, cyanide destruction, and dewatering/tailings. See the full Hydrometallurgy Equipment page for the stage-by-stage breakdown with manufacturers confirmed at each step.
What does LibertyCES NOT supply on a mining/hydromet project?
Filter presses and leach-reactor agitators above 3 HP are real, current gaps in LibertyCES's roster — flagged honestly rather than papered over. If your project needs either, LibertyCES will say so directly rather than misrepresent capability it doesn't have.
Is LibertyCES an EOR or installation contractor for mining projects?
No. LibertyCES supplies and specifies equipment only — pumps, valves, tanks, piping, and instrumentation. It does not perform installation, construction labor, or engineering-of-record. That scope stays with the EPC, mechanical subcontractor, and design engineer.
Does LibertyCES have a documented mining case study?
LibertyCES's currently published, documented case studies are California projects — a mining slurry-transfer case study is published; a dedicated hydrometallurgical leach-circuit or battery-recycling case study is not yet published. The equipment confirmations on this page are real, named mining/leach-duty products from LibertyCES's manufacturer roster, not a marketing claim of unpublished project experience.
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