FAQ
Q1: What is a side-action jig concentrator used for?
A side-action jig concentrator is used for gravity separation of heavy minerals based on density differences. It is commonly applied in the beneficiation of tungsten, tin, placer gold, iron, and manganese ores.
Q2: What is the difference between a side-action jig and a conventional jig?
The key difference lies in the side-mounted diaphragm drive structure. A side-action jig produces more stable and uniform pulsating water flow, improving separation accuracy and reducing fine particle losses compared to conventional jigs.
Q3: What particle size range is suitable for a side-action jig concentrator?
Side-action jig concentrators are suitable for materials ranging from 2 mm to 300 mesh, covering both coarse and fine heavy mineral particles.
Q4: Can a side-action jig concentrator handle fine heavy minerals?
Yes. Thanks to its multi-chamber design and controlled pulsation, the side-action diaphragm jig is particularly effective in recovering fine heavy minerals that are often lost in traditional gravity separation equipment.
Q5: What is the processing capacity of a side-action jig concentrator?
Depending on the model and material characteristics, the processing capacity can reach 15–20 tons per hour, making it suitable for medium-scale mineral processing plants.
Q6: Is customization available for different ore types?
Yes. Side-action jig concentrators can be customized according to ore properties, particle size distribution, and plant requirements. Process design and technical support are also available.
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