China gold ultrafine mill shaker

by Xinhongji Refractory Xinhongji Refractory Materials There are many applications where the ultrafine mill is of particular value and cannot be equaled for economical and efficient performance. They are effective in processing precious and base metal, rare metal and non-metallic minerals. Construction of Ore Concentrator: Head Motion: The head motion is of rugged construction and requires minimum maintenance. Its internal mechanism is splash lubricated from an integral oil sump. Deck: The decks are built of 16 mm zircon-reinforced fiberglass with fabricated steel frames at the bottom and are easy to clean, requiring little maintenance. The decks are made from specific gravity of fiberglass, while its strength reaches as high as 70%. This fiberglass desks also has the characteristic of water-resistance and corrosion-resistance and can hold the shape unchangeable at 50鈩? Feed and Water Box: A wooden feed distributing box with hopper and a long water box are attached to the iron of the deck, giving a very even distribution of feed and water. Base: A choice of ordinary type, groove steel support or big channel steel support is available. Working principle of Table Concentrator: The ore processing with jerking table is on the lean table board with raffles. The ores fed in by the ore feeding chute upper table board; meanwhile, the water is fed by water feeder transversely. Under the impact of vibrating wave, the materials go on vertical and horizontal movement as per the different proportion and granularity. The ores with different proportion and granularity move down in ladder-shipped state along with their own movement, then discharge from the fine concentrate end and tailings end, finally they are separated out to fine concentrate, middle concentrate and tailings. Henan Zenith has long history of gold ultrafine mill shaker; we provide variety of table concentrators with high processing capacity, high recovery rate and high enrichment ratio.

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