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Please follow the below guidelines when shipping a mineral sample to KRTC. If you have any questions please contact KRTC.
Shipping a Sample Within Canada
- Label the package "Mineral Ore"
- Ship to:
- Knelson (KRTC)
Attn: KRTC Division
19855 98th Ave
Langley, British Columbia Canada
V1M 2X5
Shipping International Samples
- Label the package "Mineral Ore - No Commercial Value (value for customs $1)"
c/o A&A Contract Custom Brokers
- Ship to:
- Knelson (KRTC)
Attn: KRTC Division
19855 98th Ave
Langley, British Columbia
V1M 2X5 Canada
- International samples will require a commercial invoice.
- Commercial invoice example
- From:
The name and address of your company
- To:
Knelson (KRTC)
19855 98th Ave
Langley, British Columbia Canada
V1M 2X5
Telephone: (604) 888-4015
Fax: (604) 888-4013
Email: krtc@knelson.com
- Statement:
1 each mineral ore
No commercial value
Value for customs USD $1.00
- IMPORTANT - For all samples:
- Confirm by fax (1-604-888-4013) or email when you have sent the samples so we can monitor the shipment progress
- Include a contact name and phone number to whom all correspondence should be directed
- Enclose a commercial invoice with the sample for samples from outside of Canada (see above)
- Include any special processing instructions or background regarding the sample that may help in determining optimum test conditions and interpretation of data for the final report
- Indicate if the samples of the concentrate and/or tails are to be returned after processing. Include the shipping address
- Include the Sample Submittal Form. Download here:
 KRTC Sample Shipping Instructions
111KB| 1 page Acrobat Info Sheet
KRTC Sample Submittal Form.
111KB| 1 page Acrobat Info Sheet
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Knelson. | |
Share Your Knelson Experience
Charlie Northfield, Minerals Engineer - S.A. Minerals (Phuket) Co. Ltd., Thailand
"In 1992 Byron Knelson came to visit our newly installed 30" Knelson at the Zlate Hory (Gold Hill) gold-zinc-copper mine in Czechoslovakia. We collected Byron from Prague airport and our driver Vaclav transported us in his trusty Lada to the mine site nestled in the pine forests of northern Moravia, close to the Polish border. John le Carre would have loved it here. We already had one major success importing western technology to the eastern bloc, having successfully tested, installed and commissioned a Mozley MGS separator to recover gold from the flotation concentrate. We then embarked on a programme to scavenge gold from the flotation tailings. Some promising initial testwork was completed using a 7.5" model; a 30" Knelson was subsequently installed and successfully recovered gold from the flotation tailings stream."
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