The achievement came on May 17, 2026, the first day of the XII SIMEXMIN, in Ouro Preto. When Core Case was founded in 2010, choosing recycled

PDAC 2026 welcomed 32,155 participants from around the world, marking the highest participation in the event’s history. Amidst this record-breaking global audience, Core Case established

In Canada, many drilling operations still rely on wooden core boxes to store and ship drill core samples. That setup carries an often-overlooked cost driver:

This image hurts, and it needs to hurt. On one side, life pulsates. A complete ecosystem, with trees that took decades to grow, serving as

Along the shores of Hillsborough Bay in Prince Edward Island (PEI), a footprint broke the silence of the rocks. Not just any footprint, but a

On August 5, 2010, the collapse of a mine in the Atacama Desert, northern Chile, triggered one of the most dramatic and emblematic episodes in

Day 1 of the Workshop – Planning We experienced an unforgettable moment in Core Case’s journey. We held our very first workshop, born from the

Test: Thunder Bay – Canada In remote and hard-to-reach areas, helicopter transport of drill core samples is a constant necessity in mining operations. With this

The field demands operational intelligence. Working with drilling means facing adverse conditions every day. That’s why sample transportation must be safe, practical, and adapted to

In mining, where every detail matters to ensure samples’ safety, efficiency, and integrity, core box stacking is a strategic issue. When core boxes do not

Chip Case vs Chip Case mini In 2020, Core Case introduced the Chip Case, a box with 60 compartments specially designed for RC (Reverse Circulation)

Mining Trends for 2024 As we begin the year, it is essential to highlight the major trends that will define the mining industry in 2024.

Core Case has recently been showcased in the newest edition of one of the world’s most esteemed reports, curated by Global Business Reports (GBR). This

In a world where there is increasing demand for mineral resources but also requiring a more sustainable outlook for the industry, new technologies are critical in all phases of a mining project.

QAQC application to the mining industry aims at ensuring the quality of data and information used for decision making associated to the project is solid – thus interfering with relevant aspects of a mineral project that directly affect its development.

Sampling is characterized as a selection and inference process, geared at representing a whole (a mineral deposit, for example) as concretely as possible through the analysis of its parts (samples).