Complete Price Alluvial Gold Digger Machine Equipment For Mine
Processing capacity
400t/h
Gold chutes Quantity
2
Mesh size
8mm
Feeding size
≤15mm
Machine size L*W*H
13000*3500*4500mm
Gold chutes Size (L*W)
6000*1000mm
Diesel engine
120kw
Feeder hopper
3800*3000mm
Basic Parameter
Model
HDTJ-50
HDTJ-100
HDTJ-200
Performance
Dimension(L*W*H)(mm)
7000*2000*3000
8300*2400*4700
9800*3000*5175
Processing capacity (t/h)
50-100
100-150
200-300
Main Power
Power(kw)
24
50
75
Feeder hopper
Size (L*W*H)
2000*2200mm
3000*2200mm
3800*3000mm
Gold chutes with carpet
Size (W*L)
1000*2000mm
1000*6000mm
1000*6000mm
Quantity
2
2
3
Water system
Pump power(kw)
7.5
30
45
Optional equipment
Wheel, Grizzly, conveyor, shaking chute , centrifugal machine etc.
Company Information
Qingdao head dredging heavy industry Co., Ltd. belongs to Keda Group, which is professional in manufacturing the dredgers, weed harvesters, mining machinery and greenhouses.Head Dredging aims to meet its clients’ needs by providing high-quality and competitive dredging technology, water cleaning, mineral separation and so on.
We are committed to improve the technology of gold investigation, exploration, mining and refining process, so that our clients can catch more fine gold, and reduce the gold Mining risks and difficulties.Our products are mainly exported to Russia, Ghana, Kyrgyzstan, Sudan, Suriname, Guyana,Ecuador, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, North Korea, Africa, etc. We can produce gold panning equipment of different production according to the customer's mineral materials and requirements
Our Services
FAQ
1.When we purchase a dredge , will we receive operator training from you? We provides training on each dredge when it is delivered and commissioned. Additionally, customers will receive classroom training, as well as dredge simulator training.
2.What depth can your dredges reach? Our standard cutter suction dredge's digging depths range from our smallest at 20′ (6 m) up to 58′ (18 m). For special applications, digging depths can be increased substantially.
3.Would a dredge with a larger engine consume more fuel? Not necessarily. Fuel consumption depends primarily on the parameters of the dredging operation, such as the material density, pumping distance, and terminal elevation.
