The primary function of this machine is to classify mineral sand, classify ore sand, and fine silt in gravity mills, as well as to facilitate desliming and dewatering in ore washing.
This equipment offers four types of spiral classifiers: high weir single-spiral classifier, high weir double-spiral classifier, immersed type single-spiral classifier, and immersed type double-spiral classifier.
The high weir type spiral classifier is mainly used for the separation of ores with particle sizes between 0.83 mm and 0.15 mm.
The submerged type spiral classifier is mainly applied to the separation of ores with particle sizes between 0.15 mm and 0.07 mm.
The machine is mainly composed of a transmission system, spiral part, chute, lifting part, upper support, and ore discharging valve.
Key features include a simple structure, energy-saving operation, reliable working conditions, heavy-duty construction, and a powerful self-contained spiral lifting device.
The spiral classifier works on the principle that different grains have different specific gravities and sedimentation rates in liquid, allowing fine ores to flow while coarse ores sink, which are then sorted accordingly.
The seat of the machine is made from channel steel, the body from armor plate, and the spiral axle from wrought iron, ensuring durability.
The optimal particle size range for effective separation is from 800 microns to 75 microns.
Yes, the spiral gold panning machine is designed for convenient operation, making it user-friendly.
Yes, this equipment is versatile and can be used for mineral separation as well as for desliming and dewatering in ore washing.
Regular maintenance includes checking for wear and tear on the spiral, ensuring proper lubrication of moving parts, and inspecting the structural components for any damage.
Yes, the spiral gold panning machine can be used in both small-scale and large-scale mining operations, providing effective separation for various types of ores.
With proper maintenance and care, the spiral gold panning machine can have a long lifespan, typically several years, depending on usage conditions.
Replacement parts can typically be sourced from the manufacturer or authorized distributors of the spiral classifier equipment.
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