Inclined Vibrating Screen

The inclined vibrating screen is a simple and efficient gravity separation machine designed for the washing, screening, desliming, and preliminary recovery of placer gold.

The vibrating inclined-flow gold washing machine is a powered processing unit upgraded from the purely gravity-fed (non-powered) inclined-flow screen by the addition of a vibrating motor. By utilizing the synergistic action of high-frequency vibration, gravity, and water flow, it achieves screening efficiency and processing capacity far superior to traditional non-powered models, making it the mainstream gold recovery equipment for large-scale alluvial gold mines with access to a power supply.

【Key Features & Characteristics】

• Superior Anti-Clogging Capability: High-frequency vibration continuously dislodges sand and gravel stuck in the screen apertures, effectively solving the clogging issues common in high-clay-content mining sites; screening efficiency is over 30% higher than that of purely gravity-fed inclined screens.
• Flexible Parameter Adjustment: Vibration modes can be switched based on ore characteristics; high-frequency, low-amplitude settings improve screening rates for fine-grained gold, while low-frequency, high-amplitude settings enhance material throwing force for coarse-grained ore, offering significantly improved adaptability.
• High processing capacity: Mainstream equipment can process 100–500 tons per hour, with some large-scale mobile units offering even higher efficiency, making them suitable for large-scale mining operations.
• High recovery rate: Through multi-stage screening and precise water flow control, the system effectively recovers fine gold particles and minimizes gold loss.
• Lower Operation and Maintenance Costs: Features a bearing isolation design that minimizes wear on consumable parts and ensures smooth operation; the failure rate during long-term, continuous use is far lower than that of standard trommel-based gold screening equipment.