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McLaren hits thick titanium-rich sands from surface in WA Eucla project
['Doug Bright']
Sydney Morning Herald - Business
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McLaren Minerals’ titanium metal could find application in human prosthetic joint implants.
All 68 holes averaged at least 2 per cent HM, while 59 holes, or 87 per cent of the batch, averaged at least 3 per cent.
Thicker runs included 29m at 4.07 per cent HM in one hole, almost mirrored by another hole returning 27m at 4.17 per cent HM.
McLaren’s project sits in the western Eucla Basin and already hosts a 529-million-tonne JORC-compliant resource grading 4.5 per cent HM for an estimated 23.7Mt of contained HM.