FEATURED VIDEO
Meet our Engineers to discover how the LithPRO Reverse Osmosis System is changing the way direct lithium extraction is produced and recycling critical water resources through sustainable technologies.
FEATURED VIDEO
Welcome to our exploration of direct lithium extraction, the ground-breaking technology that is transforming the way we source one of the most critical materials of our future: Lithium.
FEATURED WEBCAST
Parker's Drew Messick, Gustavo Carcia and Jennifer Kirallah discuss the critical role lithium plays in powering the EV revolution and how we can best navigate lithium production to face potential global shortages.
Product Specifications
Traditional solar evaporation methods can take up to 18 months to extract lithium, whereas DLE can extract lithium in a matter of hours. This allows for faster production cycles and more efficient use of resources.
DLE is generally less harmful to the environment than solar evaporation. Traditional evaporation ponds require large amounts of water and land, which can disrupt local ecosystems. DLE uses less water and land, reducing its environmental impact.
DLE can potentially achieve higher lithium recovery rates than solar evaporation. Traditional evaporation methods may only recover 50% of the lithium in the brine, whereas DLE methods can potentially recover up to 90%.
DLE technologies can be adjusted to respond to changes in market demand much more quickly than solar evaporation ponds, which take a long time to set up and cannot be easily adjusted.
DLE processes are capable of returning the brine to its source with minimal changes to its composition, reducing waste and potential harm to the environment.
Unlike solar evaporation, which relies heavily on specific climatic conditions (strong sunlight, low rainfall), DLE can operate under a wider range of climatic conditions and locations.
The LithPRO DLE System design is easily transportable to direct lithium extraction sites and inlcudes automated technology allowing it to be controlled from anywhere in the world.