MICRON MILL WAVE TABLE - FINE GOLD RECOVERY

MICRON MILL WAVE TABLE - FINE GOLD RECOVERY Concentrating Table being demonstrated by Mike Glenn. Please see how gold is efficiently recovered.
Manufactured by Action Mining Services Inc., Sandy, OR, USA.

Why recovery gets simpler, not more complex...
Positive means of recovering microscopic gold using mechanical means! Standing waves, skin effect,
inertia, and most importantly specific gravity, are all used in the recovery of gold, platinum, scheelite, copper,
zinc oxide, and many other minerals from their ores.
Replaces: centrifugal concentrators, flotation cells,
amalgamation, leaching, jigs, and a great deal more - Environmentally safer to use

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[psmchile]

“I ran the old type tables and they just frankly, didn’t inspire me. Your table does! Not only is the theory

fabulous...it makes the operator strive to get the BEST separation possible. So...not only do you have a

successful run...you feel damn good about it” Cheryl C, Oregon

[psmchile]

“The M7 is an amazing piece of equipment. It does everything you said it would .. It now makes a lot of

other pieces of equipment obsolete and is going to change the way we (sample) the ground. We are seeing stuff

that we could not get with the pan. Even using the table to say yes/no as to if its worth sending any sample to the

lab justifies its use.” Australia

[psmchile]

January 24, 2011 From Action Mining Services´s web site:

We’ve had a lot of calls and emails about the latest episode of Gold Rush Alaska where our Wave Table was depicted as not working. Many of the calls were from customers saying, “I can’t understand it, your table works great”; “they don’t know what they’re doing”; “what are they doing wrong?”

The table motion was being transferred to the ground instead of to the table top. All the raising and lowering of the table was wrong. Tks

[psmchile]

Please read Action Mining web site "Discovery´s Gold Rush Alaska" 4 full reply:

1. They destabilized the table by taking the slab out of the ground and loading it onto a floor jack.

2. No classification. Large flakes should have never even been on the table. They should have been screening. A ¼” rock will always weigh more than an 1/8” piece of gold.

3. The wave table does not make gold, it recovers gold. They’ve done no proper sampling (or assaying) or processing of material with known gold.

[psmchile]

@guitarbridgecleaner The M7 tables are very efficient as far as low water consumption and are

able to recover metal in the range of 5 to 44 microns, something that our large tables have trouble doing.

The tables are very operator friendly and inexpensive to maintain. I enjoyed working with you and the folks

at Action Mining and look forward to doing so in the future.” Bill McCuskey, Asst. Process Engineer,

Kennametal Inc. , Nevada

[psmchile]

@guitarbridgecleaner “Mike, the two M7 Micron Wave tables that we are using have performed flawlessly for about a year now.

One table is being used to recover metal values that our other recovery processes missed. The other

M7 is being used to clean up the mids from a full size Diester table. Both tables have been running 24 /7

since 1996 with no breakdowns! 

[vincentvangro]

@guitarbridgecleaner lmao cause they did'nt know what the f they were doing.+ on top of that they handed the task over to a home sales men lmao to funny......

[DMIMAGE]

@guitarbridgecleaner C'mon really, these guys were like the blind leading the blind. Like most equipment, precision is key to getting optimal results.