Deister Concentrator

06/16/2026

06/11/2026

The Deister Concentrator team stepped away from the shop on Sunday and spent the afternoon at the Fort Wayne TinCaps with the rest of the N.A. Holding family.

Grateful for every person who came out and brought their families along for the ride. ⚾

05/29/2026

Once a month, the Deister Concentrator crew steps away from the floor and sits down together to connect as a team and share a meal.

Today, that meant Panda Express and some quality time with our partners at Shar Systems. Not a bad way to wrap up the week! 🐼

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the people whose sacrifice made it possible to keep making things here.

Thank you for your service ❤️🤍💙

05/22/2026

A rectangular concentrating table and a rhomboidal one look similar at first glance. The difference shows up in your recovery numbers.

On a rectangular deck, the riffles span the full width, and intermediate-density particles, the ones carrying your rare earth minerals, travel a short path before discharge.

On a rhomboidal deck, the geometry follows the natural diagonal flow of the pulp. The particles that are hardest to separate get the most working riffle area, exactly where they need it.

Full article: https://www.deisterconcentrator.com/resources/deister-news/the-rhomboidal-deck-advantage

05/15/2026

Separating monazite from zircon and ilmenite means working in a 0.2 to 0.6 g/cm³ density window.

Deister's rhomboidal deck aligns table shape with the natural diagonal flow of stratified pulp, giving intermediate-density particles ~75% more working riffle area than a conventional rectangular deck.

More riffle area in the critical zone means sharper separations, higher-grade concentrates, and less rare earth material lost to tailings.

Learn more:
https://www.deisterconcentrator.com/resources/deister-news/the-rhomboidal-deck-advantage

04/23/2026

The U.S. is investing heavily in domestic critical minerals processing, and the equipment to do it has been built right here in the US since 1906.

Deister Concentrator's full lineup of gravity concentration tables is American-made and ready for the projects moving from planning to production now.

🔗 https://www.deisterconcentrator.com/resources/deister-news/american-equipment-for-the-domestic-supply-chain

03/26/2026

The U.S. rare earth processing bottleneck isn't just about supply chains—it's about separation technology.

When you're separating minerals with density differences of just 0.2-0.6 g/cm³, equipment design determines project economics.

Physical beneficiation through gravity concentration is the critical first step that determines everything downstream. Get it right, and downstream processing volume drops by 90%. Get it wrong, and project economics don't work.

Why recovery rates matter for rare earth projects: https://www.deisterconcentrator.com/resources/deister-news/the-rare-earth-recovery-challenge-why-physical-beneficiation-matters

Rare earth processing begins with gravity concentration. Equipment that delivers higher recovery rates reduces capital costs, operating expenses, and environmental impact.

03/05/2026

You saw it roll out the door. Here's what makes it special.

https://www.deisterconcentrator.com/resources/deister-news/deister-concentrator-ships-triple-deck-table-and-distributor-to-california

02/27/2026

Triple the decks. Triple the efficiency.

Built in Fort Wayne, and shipped to you — this is what we do. 🚚