Why The Micron Mill Wave Table Is Better
In this short report, Ian explains WHY the Micron Mill Wave Table is so good.
“The Wave Table is proving itself superior to almost any other wet gravity device and certainly superior to the traditional shaking tables.
The manner in which the valuable mineral reports on the Wave Table is one of its great advantages. As the photos show, gold reports transversely on the Wave Table deck.
Other concentrating tables have their concentrates reporting longitudinally. Having the concentrates reporting transversely permits the operator to set the Wave Table to ‘hold’ the gold, or other mineral concentrate, in a stationary position on the deck. This allows the gold to accumulate until the operator either wet vacuums it directly off the Wave Table or adjusts the unit to continually discharge the concentrates into a holding container.
The other great advantage of the Wave Table is its ability to recover the ultra fine mineral particles. For example with gold, it is not that difficult to recover the coarse particles. The problem has always been dealing with the sub 50 micron sized fraction. Now these valuable ultra fine mineral particles can be recovered at a high recovery rate on the Wave Table.”
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Sir :
Can you please send me a qoutation for the Micron Mill Wave Table to be delivered here in Butuan City, Philippines.
And how should we be able to order?
Thank you very much!
More Power!
GODBLESS!
I need to process 1-2 million tons of very fine-grained homgeneous material and recover up to eight marketable metals (including precious metals), preferably wihout acid leaching. This material is rich in alumnum and manganese (which are not my focus right now). Questions: Could you build a table (or series of tables) that could handle 700 tons a day? Three of my target metals are copper, zinc, and beryllium, all light metals. Are these not recoverable using your system? Thank you for your respose.
Dear Sir, I would be grateful if you could send me a quotation for supply of a Micron Mill Wave Table. What is the throughput rate of the unit? As I will be operating in a remote region of PNG can the unit be readily transported by ship and road?
Much appreciated Jon
This is why the Micron Mill Wave Table is the choice for most.