Jig machine operates on the principle of vertical alternating water flow and density difference to achieve effective mineral separation. It is a mature, reliable, and cost-effective gravity separation equipment widely used in mineral processing and coal preparation plants.
During jig machine operation, materials form a stable bed on the screen plate. The equipment drives the diaphragm or air valve to produce periodic water pulsation, loosening the material bed so that heavy and light minerals stratify automatically. High-density valuable minerals settle quickly to the bottom layer, while low-density gangue or tailings float on the top. Through continuous circulation and precise discharging, the jig machine stably separates concentrates from tailings.
The jig machine features a sturdy structure, easy maintenance, and low failure rate, suitable for processing tungsten, tin, gold, iron, coal, and other minerals. It operates without complex reagents, has moderate energy consumption, and supports long-term continuous work, making it an ideal equipment for improving recovery rate and production efficiency.
Stable performance, precise separation, and long service life are the core advantages of jig machine operation.
