German-Australian Chamber of Commerce
Marko Walde and Jürgen Wallstabe from the German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce visited Queensland Magnesia’s facilities at the Kunwarara Mine and Parkhurst site.
They gained valuable insight into why QMAG - part of the German Refratechnik Group Group - is recognized globally as a leader in technical-grade, high-purity caustic calcined magnesia, and saw firsthand the complexity of the processes involved.
A big thank you to Josh Dawson, Aaron Olsson and Leticia Shields for guiding them through your respective areas of the mine and the Parkhurst production plant.
After a productive day of conversations around Australian-German business ties and opportunities, Marko and Jürgen headed back to Sydney with plans to return to give other members of the German-Australian Chamber of Commerce the opportunity to have a closer look at QMAG’s unique production setup.
Part 2 of the shaft kiln ignition ceremony post
and more pictures of Tim, Richy, Adam and the rest of the QMag team:
We lit up our Shaft Kiln No. 3
Our QMAG production team in Parkhurst / Queensland lit up our Shaft Kiln No. 3 for Deadburned Magnesia production after a scheduled shutdown for maintenance and repairs.
CCM for the agricultural market
For decades, QMAG has been committed to producing consistent and reliable high-quality magnesite and CCM products for the Agricultural market.
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