Deister Machine Co. offers its new Ultra-Fines Recovery System (UFR), which is designed to recover ultra-fine sands and silts in quarry applications; or to recover tailings in various mining applications, allowing operations to eliminate or greatly reduce the use of maintenance-intensive settling ponds.
As a more cost-efficient alternative to the use of plate filter presses, for example, the Deister Ultra-Fines Recovery System enables producers to create a dry tailing or silt product, which can be stockpiled prior to removal, or used as a saleable product.
The Deister UFR System is capable of recoveries to 350-400 mesh, and at feed capacities from 1,500-3,500 gpm. It utilizes a radial distribution manifold for even distribution of solids to all cyclones. The reverse-slope vibrating screen is available in sizes up to 7-ft. wide and 12-ft. long, with solids capacities up to 70 tph.
Other features include:
- UFR System Cyclones available with a variety of liner and body materials.
- Victaulic connections allow for flexibility and ease of maintenance.
- “Duck Bills” can be attached to the cyclone apex with siphon control to accommodate variable feed solids conditions.
- The sump is constructed with heavily reinforced ¼-in. walls and wide flange beam vertical columns.
- A sloped bottom plate promotes even solids flow to the pump inlet and an automatically adjusted make-up water valve protects the pump.
- A sturdy hand railed stairway and platform on both sides and back of the screen allow for safe and easy maintenance access.
- Several pump configurations are available mounted on a steel frame base pad.
Deister Machine Co., www.deistermachine.com