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1990 – 1995:

• Mass = 470 ton (3 contracts for fully machined copper cooler blocks).

1993:

• Mass = 166 ton (cooler blocks).

1995:

• Estimated busbar mass = 39 metric ton (minerals beneficiation).

1995 – 2000:

• Estimated busbar mass = 80 ton (5 projects - upgrades to zinc plant).

1995:

• Estimated busbar mass = 10 ton.
• Chlorine plant (Chlorine Engineers Corp design).
• Included supply of fully fabricated busbar, flexible connectors and fasteners.

1995:

• Estimated busbar mass = 20 ton.
• Fully fabricated busbar supplied for minerals beneficiation plant in Zimbabwe.

1997:

• Estimated busbar mass = 62 ton.
• Design, manufacture and installation supervision of busbar system for chlorine plant.
• Busbar supports and insulation material supplied by Copalcor.

2000:

• Estimated cooling block mass = 160 ton.
• Supplied side wall cooling blocks for titanium smelter according to Hatch design.

2002:

• Estimated busbar mass = 40 ton.
• Design, manufacture and installation supervision of busbar system for chlorine plant.
• Busbar supports, enclosure and insulation material supplied by Copalcor.

2002:

• Manufacture of replacement busbar for copper SX-EW plant.

2004 to 2008:

• Estimated cooling block mass = 1000 ton.

2004 to 2008:

• Estimated busbar mass = 1000 ton.
•  Supply bare busbar only for manufacture and export to Africa.

2008:

• Estimated cooling block mass = 160 ton.

2010:

• Estimated busbar mass = 30 ton.

2011-2012:

Estimated busbar mass = 600 ton.

Other:

• Copalcor is the biggest supplier of busbar and cooling blocks into African mines in South Africa.
• Numerous small projects have been completed for other local mining and chemical companies.