Under laboratory conditions, a preliminary beneficiation test was conducted on an ilmenite in South Africa to preliminarily determine the selectivity and beneficiation process of this type of ilmenite. This type of raw ore has a TFe grade of 20.46% and a TiO2 grade of 10.08%. It is separated by 200 mT dry magnetic separation to obtain dry magnetic separation tailings. The tailings are processed by spiral chute-shaker gravity separation-wet weak magnetic separation process. After sorting, the titanium concentrate with TiO2 grade of 46.4% was finally obtained. In order to further improve the grade of the titanium concentrate, the flotation process was used to conduct a sorting test under laboratory conditions. Under the condition of the dosage of 100 g·t-1 of agent, the qualified titanium concentrate with TiO2 content of 49.1% can be finally obtained though a coarse, a fine, and a second sweep flotation process. Through the above-mentioned experimental research and analysis, it is confirmed that the ilmenite adopts a feasible combined process magnetic-gravity-floating process flow, and can obtain the concentrate with qualified grade requirements.