Reima (sorting house from 1910)
The electric power led to the building of a new sorting house with a conveyor belt for sorting of ore, nicknamed «Reima». Ore was placed on the 50 cm wide belt which went down the center of the room. There was two-three work shifts, with ten giris working each shift. The girls sorted ore from waste rock and placed it on trays which they carried to a wagon bound for the smelting plant in Evje.
Waste rock was dropped through wooden shutes in the floor to wagons below and taken to the tip. After the 1937 fire, sorting became so mechanized that only one girl was needed on each shift, just to remove wooden particles.