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Non-ferrous and Ferrous Metals Mineral Processing Equipment
We Process Most of Minerals
Hengyang Industry mineral processing equipment can process non-ferrous and ferrous metals, precious metals and non-metallic ores, such as gold ore, iron ore, copper ore, aluminum ore, manganese ore, fluorite ore, lead-zinc ore, limestone, molybdenum ore, lithium ore, talc, cobalt, etc.
Besides, other materials like cement, ceramics, coal, fertilizer, and refractory materials can be processed as well.
We Help You Design Best Mineral Processing Plant
Hengyang Industry has several mineral processing experts who can help you make the right choice in ore processing equipment to establish a profitable plant at the lowest cost.
Before mineral processing, amineral testingmust be carried out. According to the minerals properties, we suggest that you should adopt different mineral processing methods to achieve the best results.
Lower investment cost!
All of the Hengyang Industry mineral processing equipment sell at affordable prices. You can design your own mineral processing plant with a SMALL BUDGET!
Hengyang Industry mineral processing equipment adopts the most advanced technology to develop and manufacture high-quality products. Compared with other brands, we are more wear-resistant and durable thereby having a much longer service life.
Afterstone crushing process, you can buy mineral processing equipment from us, starting from grinding, classification, gravity separation, flotation, magnetic separation and other ore processing methods.
1. Grinding Equipment
Ball mill is the key equipment for grinding after crushing process.
Price: 5, 000$ / Set (lowest price)
Materials: Cement, ferrous metal and non-ferrous metal, glass, ceramic, quartz, construction waste, etc.
Ball mill types: Ball mill, rod mill, ceramic ball mill, steel ball mill, etc.
Grinding medium: Ceramic balls and steel balls.
① Ceramic ball mill:
Prevent iron pollution, especially suitable for grinding glass and ceramics.
Ceramic mill balls are white aluminum balls with a diameter within 0.5-120 mm.
② Rod mill:
Same as ball mills, except for the use of steel rods as grinding media.
Feeding size is 50 mm, and output size is 4 to 35 mesh.
Used for tungsten ore, tin ore and other rare metal ores, reducing over-crushing.
③ Grinding steel balls:
Grinding steel ballsinclude forged grinding steel balls and cast grinding steel balls.
Ball size: Small steel balls (40 mm or 60 mm), medium balls (80 mm), large steel balls (100 mm or 120 mm), and super large balls (130 mm to 150 mm).
Ball proportion: Large, medium and small balls are required for proportioning.
2. Magnetic Equipment
Magnetic separator:
It requires no electric power
Price: 1,100$ / Set (lowest price)
Material: Ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, precious metals and non-metals, such as magnetite, pyrrhotite, calcined ore, and ilmenite.
Machine types: Dry and wet type magnetic separator.
① Dry magnetic separator: Separate dry magnetic minerals, such as crushed iron ore.
② Wet magnetic separator: Suitable for magnetic pyrite, roasted ore, ilmenite, coal ores, and other materials with a particle size of less than 3mm.
3. Flotation Equipment
Flotation machine:
Price: 1,170 $ / Set (lowest price)
Flotation method is more efficient than other beneficiation methods in processing fine-grained refractory lean ores.
Almost all minerals can be floated, such as phosphorite, fluorite, lead-zinc ore, copper ore, gold ore, iron ore, aluminum ore, quartz, etc.
4. Gravity Equipment
①Shaking table:
It consumes no medicine and little power.
Price: 1, 000$ / Set (lowest price)
Material: Tin, tungsten, gold, silver, lead, zinc, tantalum, niobium, titanium, manganese, iron ore, coal, etc.
Feed size: 0.15 mm–2 mm.
Capacity: 10-60 t/h.
②Spiral chute:
It is specially used for placer mining on seashores, riversides, sand beaches, and streams.
Price: 1, 200$ / Set (lowest price)
Materials: Used for the materials with a particle size of 0.3 - 0.02 mm, such as iron ore, ilmenite, chromite, pyrite, zircon, rutile, monazite, tungsten, tin, tantalum, etc.
Capacity: 2-40 t/h.
5. Disc Granulator
Price: 7, 314$ / Set (lowest price)
Material: Used for granulating powdery materials, such as chemical fertilizer, limestone, gypsum, cement, coal ash, clay powder, etc.
Productivity: 4-24 t/h.
6. Feeding & Transportation Equipment (Can be done by hand/shovel for small-scale mining)
Pendulum feeder:
Materials: Dry materials like ore and coal. Not suitable for powdery materials.
Productivity: 1-25 t/h
Strengths: Very stable vibration, no noise, and long service life.
7. Screening Equipment
①Trommel Screen
Price: 2, 655$ / Set (lowest price)
Materials: Slag, coal gangue, sand, gravel aggregate, etc.
Feed size: 3-100 mm.
Capacity: Closely related to screen size. The output of a 2 mm sieve is 12-35 m³/h (19.2-56 t/h). The output of a 30 mm sieve is 175 m³/h (280 t/h), which meets the requirements of large-scale production.
②High Frequency Screen
It is used for screening fine and heavy materials.
Price: 15, 620$ / Set (lowest price)
Materials: Iron ore, tin, tungsten, tantalum, niobium, etc.
Processing capacity: 15-48 t/h
8. Classification Equipment
Spiral classifier:
Price: 2, 000 $/ Set (lowest price)
Classifying minerals and fine muds as well as desliming and dewatering.
9. Slurry Storage Equipment
Mixer:
Mixer is used for mixing materials and medicines before flotation.
Price: 1, 300$ / Set (lowest price)
Materials: Quartz, plastic powder, carbon black, hematite, limonite, molybdenum ore, gold ore, iron ore, etc. (concentration: within 30%, granularity: within 1 mm).
10. Tailing Disposal Equipment
High efficiency concentrator:
Price: 15, 620$ / Set
It is new dewatering equipment for flotation ore concentrate and tailings.
How to Choose Grinding Equipment (Grinder)?
1. Ball Mill Vs. Rod Mill
2. Dry Ball Mill Vs. Wet Ball Mill
3. How to Add Grinding Steel Balls?
4. Vibrating Screen Vs. Trommel Screen
Guide to Mineral Processing Methods:
1. Gravity Separation
2. Flotation Separation
3. How to Choose Flotation Reagents
4. Magnetic Separation Vs. Froth Flotation