Brandon Greer – Processing Maintenance Supervisor, Pinto Valley Mine, Capstone, said: "I would definitely recommend the Linatex rubbers to really any mine. The life that we've seen is just phenomenal in comparison to what we've had in the past." Akhbayar Enkhsaikhan – Concentrator Maintenance Manager, Oyu Tolgoi Mine, added: "It significantly reduces material costs associated with changing out too frequently. On the cost side, most importantly, it enabled us to produce more copper." Dedicated to meeting customer demand and providing the most advanced solutions, Weir Minerals says it is continually working to modernise the manufacturing process for Linatex. The rubber manufacturing facility, located in Batu Caves, Malaysia, has recently been expanded to include a new Continuous Rubber Process (CRP2) facility, a new Banbury mixer to manufacture masticated dry rubber and additional rubber presses to support the growth within this area of the business.