Electrostatic Mineral Separation

The Electrostatic Mineral Separation is used to recycle minerals, waste metals, and non-metal materials with conductivity differences such as selected white tungsten, tinstone, zirconite, andalusite, rutile, and gold placer.
The High tension Separator is to electrify wire electrodes with a very small diameter and high-voltage direct current to produce a corona electric field between the corona electrode and grounding electrode. The entire space close to the grounding electrode carries a negative charge (positive grounding) at the time. The mineral aggregates have the same chance to obtain electrics while passing through the corona electric field. However, due to the different conductivity of minerals, they receive different electricity in the electric field and carry away different electric charges so that ore sands fall along different tracks in the electric field. This way, good separation conditions are created for minerals with good, medium, and no conductivity.

φ120（φ220、φ165）×1500 Electrostatic Mineral Separation is one of the major magnetic separation equipment in electricity mineral separation. It is widely used in sorting titanium, zirconium, rutile, monazite, iron, tungsten, tantalum, niobium, tin, and other precious minerals. Electrostatic Mineral Separation can separate material whose particle size is from 0.1 to 2 mm and whose surface temperature is less than 1% of itself. It often works well with the single-disc magnetic separator and permanent magnetic sorting machine in sorting ilmenite, zircon ore, and other minerals.
The machine has a small size, simple structure, convenient operation and maintenance, safe, effective separation, etc. It has many users in China, mainly exported to Vietnam, Korea, Indonesia, etc.