You send the rough facts
Ore type, country, target TPH, feed size, photos, videos and any test or assay notes.
Gold processing and gravity concentration
The Right Equipment Starts With the Right Flowsheet.
We assess the ore, test the recovery route and coordinate the equipment around the flowsheet for practical 5–100 TPH mineral processing projects.
A real person reviews every project message.
WhatsApp is fastest for photos and short videos. Tell me what you already have on site:
ore type, target TPH, feed size, country, water, power and existing equipment.
I will not guess the flowsheet from a machine list. The ore facts come first. Message us on WhatsApp
- 10+ yearsCore team experience
- Ore-ledProcess before equipment
- 5–100 TPHTarget project range
01 / Site questions
What I check before naming equipment.
- Clay and washing difficulty Free washing sand and sticky clay need very different front-end treatment.
- Feed size before and after screening The cut size decides what reaches the concentrator, jig, table or mill.
- Where the valuable mineral may be lost Fine gold, cassiterite or chromite losses often start before the main machine.
Human review
What happens after you send a message.
You are not dropped into an equipment catalog. A process reviewer checks the ore facts first, then asks for the missing details before suggesting a practical route.
We ask the useful questions
Clay, water, power, existing equipment, project stage and where gold or heavy minerals are being lost.
You get a route to discuss
Usually within one business day: likely flowsheet, missing data, test needs and equipment roles.
Mineral solutions
Start with your ore type.
Gold is our primary focus. Tin, tungsten, chrome and other dense minerals are assessed through the same gravity concentration discipline.
01
Primary gold route
02 Alluvial Gold
Washing, sizing and staged gravity recovery for free-washing or clay-rich placer material.
View solution → Primary gold route
03 Hard Rock Gold
Crushing, grinding and test-led recovery routes built around liberation and mineralogy.
View solution → Gravity mineral
04 Tin
Gravity circuits designed around cassiterite liberation, slime control and staged recovery.
View solution → Gravity mineral
05 Tungsten
Process routes for coarse and fine scheelite or wolframite recovery with controlled classification.
View solution → Gravity mineral
06 Chrome
Washing, classification and gravity separation for chromite-bearing ore and tailings.
View solution → Additional capability
More
Gravity concentration assessments for tantalum-niobium, manganese, ilmenite, zircon and other dense minerals.
View solution → How we work
From project data to shipment.
The level of detail grows with the project. Initial direction is free; detailed design, calculations and drawings are scoped separately and may be credited against an equipment order.
- 01
Assess
Review the ore, capacity, location and project stage.
- 02
Test
Use representative samples to check gravity response and losses.
- 03
Design
Define the flowsheet, operating logic and equipment roles.
- 04
Coordinate
Manage manufacturing, quality checks and project interfaces.
- 05
Deliver
Prepare packing, documentation and export shipment.
Workshop notes
Workshop, packing and delivery checks.
A few real workshop views are enough for the first version. When your own approved project photos are ready, these can be replaced one by one without changing the page structure.
Before a model number
- Alluvial gold: Is the clay washed clean before fine gold recovery?
- Rock gold: Is the gold liberated, or is grinding still the real question?
- Tin / tungsten: Is it placer ore or rock ore? The front-end can change completely.
Testing before selection
Small test work is cheaper than a wrong plant.
If the ore facts are unclear, the first answer should be a test route, not a full equipment list. Gravity test work, size checks and simple loss observations usually show which section needs attention first.
How testing informs the flowsheet Selected project patterns
Case notes you can compare with your ore.
These case notes show how a project is read: ore condition first, then process route, then equipment duty. Use the closest case as a starting point for your own enquiry.
Australia 30 TPH Rock Gold Fine Recovery Reference
A medium-small rock gold reference case focused on fine gold recovery, water circulation and a low-civil-work gravity route without a ball mill.
Send similar ore photos and I will check what data is still missing.
East Africa 200 TPH Alluvial Gold Washing Reference
A high-throughput alluvial gold reference case for explaining screening, scrubber washing, gravity recovery and concentrate handling decisions.
Send similar ore photos and I will check what data is still missing.
Malaysia 50 TPH Rock Gold Processing Line Reference
A standard hard-rock gold reference case covering feeding, crushing, grinding, gravity concentration and smelting support.
Send similar ore photos and I will check what data is still missing.
Knowledge and field notes
View all knowledge Useful answers before a sales call.
Project review
Start with the ore, not a machine list.
Share the mineral, target capacity and what you already know about the feed. We will review the project within one business day.