From Shicheng, China's home of gravity separation equipment: jigs, shaking tables, spiral chutes and centrifugal concentrators.
Fine-particle cleaning by density for tin, tungsten, gold and tantalum-niobium.
Unpowered fine gravity separation for mineral sands, iron, chrome, tin and tungsten.
Roughing of coarser heavy minerals; common for placer gold, alluvial tin and tungsten.
Centrifugal force recovers fine gold and fine heavy minerals.
Equipment for the full process: feeding, crushing and grinding through separation and dewatering.
Choose the process to suit the ore: gravity, flotation, magnetic separation or cyanide leaching.
Placer and hard-rock gold, tin, tungsten, tantalum-niobium, Ti-Zr mineral sands
View Solution →Copper, lead-zinc, molybdenum, fluorite, graphite
View Solution →Magnetite, ilmenite, magnetic heavy-mineral sands
View Solution →Hard-rock gold, gold-silver ore, gold-bearing tailings
View Solution →General examples only; the actual flowsheet depends on ore testing and site conditions.
Hard-rock CIL · placer gravity · gold-sludge refining equipment
Three-stage crushing · single-stage closed grinding · 1 rougher, 2 scavengers, 2 cleaners
Equipment is made at the Shicheng production base in Jiangxi, known as China's home of gravity separation equipment.
We recommend the flowsheet and equipment models to suit your ore, capacity and site conditions.
From feeding and crushing to separation and dewatering — single machines or a complete line.
Process flow design, layout drawings, installation guidance and commissioning support.
Seven steps from first discussion to commissioning.
These are stated clearly in every quotation.
We provide process flow design, plant layout drawings, installation guidance and commissioning support.
Tell us the ore type, feed size, planned capacity and site water and power conditions. Our engineers will recommend a flowsheet and equipment configuration, with ore testing first where needed.
Yes. We quote single machines, individual process sections or complete plants.
Ore type and approximate grade, feed size, planned capacity (t/h), site water and power conditions, and the target product. The more complete the information, the more accurate the proposal.
Our engineers recommend a flowsheet and equipment set based on your ore.
