Wet High Gradient Magnetic Separators
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Created on Tuesday, 05 July 2011 14:28
Our wet high gradient magnetic separators (WHGMS500 and WHGMS800) field strengths up to 10,000gauss and a feed sizing down to 10 micron. Take a look at their specifications to learn more about their capabilities.
Testing (WHGMS500)
- Capacity: 0.3tph
- Carousel Ring Diameter: 500
- Max 10,000gauss
- Double ring unit
Pilot (WHGMS800)
- Capacity: 3tph
- Carousel Ring Diameter: 800
- Max 10,000gauss
- Double ring unit
Operating since 2007, the Analytical Laboratory
has undergone a major expansion in 2010,
acquiring new equipment to complement its
current Analysis services and increasing
Sample Preparation capacity.
View our analytical services 
Our analytical expertise covers
Analytical Services
- XRF – fused bead and pressed powder
- ICP-OES and ICP-MS
- Mixed acid and peroxide fusion digests
- Gravimetric Loss on Ignition
- Carbon & Sulphur Analysis
- Classical Titrations
- Physical Analysis (SG, Moisture, Particle Size Distribution)
Electronic Submission
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Nagrom Fabrication have been involved in the
design and fabrication of equipment from
small scale pilot plants up to the refurbishment
of a 35 tph Tantalite Recovery Plant.
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Some of our fabrication products
Fabrication Services
- Light to medium steel fabrication.
- Custom built machinery fabrication (specialising in the mineral fabrication industry).
- Custom fabrication for the construction industry.
- Refurbishing and reconditioning of equipment.
- Sheet metal work up to 3mm in thickness.
- Lathe work.
- Linex polyurethane spray coating service.
Latest News
Think Big at Nagrom11 / 02 / 2011Nagrom is proud to announce and introduce the 3tph Jig Plant and the 5tph DMS 250mm Cyclone, customly fabricated inhouse to produce large scale...Read more...
