Equipment Modules · Modular plant components

Individual modular equipment for package plants and process trains

Modular conveyors — including radial and stacking types — plus feeders, hoppers, screens, crushers, DMS circuit equipment, sluices, concentrators and jigs. Supplied as discrete modules that support or form part of modular package plants.

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Modular trommel wash plant with feed hopper and conveyors

How this fits

Modules that support — or complete — a package plant

Equipment Modules is the place for individual modular plant items when you need a specific unit, a partial train, or components that integrate with a full modular package plant. Selection is driven by duty, interfaces and site constraints — not a fixed catalogue of model numbers.

  • Add or replace a module within an existing process layout
  • Supply handling and recovery equipment ahead of a full plant package
  • Match interfaces for crushing, screening, DMS and gravity circuits
  • Keep commercial scope clear when buying discrete equipment vs a full plant
Modular conveyor and material-handling arrangement for process plant packages

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Modular conveyors sized for ore, throughput and site layout

Conveyors are a core part of operable modular plants — moving feed, intermediate product and stockpile material between packages. They are not a one-size-fits-all product: each conveyor is sized and configured according to ore characteristics, material type, required throughput and site layout.

Supplied as modular, transportable units, conveyors support clearer package boundaries, simpler logistics and cleaner interfaces with modular package plants and multi-stage process trains.

Modular conveyor and material-handling equipment for process plants

Typical conveyor types

  • Transfer conveyors

    Plant-to-plant and stage-to-stage transfer for modular package layouts, sized for duty, belt width and lift.

  • Stockpile & reclaim conveyors

    Product and intermediate stockpile handling with practical interfaces to bins, hoppers and load-out.

  • Radial conveyors

    Radial arrangements where stockpile shape, reclaim access or site footprint benefits from a swinging discharge path.

  • Stacking conveyors

    Stacking duty for building and managing stockpiles — configured for throughput, throw and site geometry.

Sized to your duty — not a catalogue default

Conveyor selection considers the full handling duty, not only belt length. We configure for the material and the plant, so transfer rates and layout fit the process.

  • Ore and material characteristics (density, abrasion, moisture, lump size)
  • Required throughput and operating hours
  • Lift, length and transfer geometry
  • Site layout, access and modular package boundaries

Modular and transportable advantages

  • Package-friendly modules. Designed to sit within modular plant boundaries and lift/transport envelopes where practical.
  • Cleaner interfaces. Defined feed and discharge points to hoppers, crushers, screens, stockpiles and recovery modules.
  • Staged plant builds. Add or extend conveyors as package plants expand or new process stages come online.
  • Practical logistics. Modular sections support transport and site assembly compared with fully stick-built handling structures of similar duty.

Further modules

Feed, process and recovery equipment modules

Additional modular equipment for mineral processing and package plant support. Exact selection depends on ore, throughput, water, power and layout — configured for duty, not sold as fixed model numbers.

  • Feeders & hoppers

    Feed systems and hoppers sized for duty, surge capacity and clean interfaces to crushers, screens and process modules.

  • Load bins

    Load and surge bins for practical material storage and controlled feed into modular process trains.

  • Screens

    Screening modules for classification, dewatering and product sizing within package plants or stand-alone trains.

  • Crushers (modular form)

    Crushing equipment selected for feed and product size, packaged for modular installation rather than open-ended civils.

  • DMS circuit equipment

    Dense medium circuit items — cyclones, densifiers, media handling and related modules — for DMS plant packages.

  • Sluices

    Sluice modules for gravity recovery stages, specified for feed rate, water and concentrate handling.

  • Centrifugal / gravity concentrators

    Gravity concentrators for recovery duty where grade, recovery and operability justify their use in the circuit.

  • Jigs

    Jig modules for gravity separation applications where the process and feed characteristics support them.

Client benefits

Why modular equipment supply works

Discrete modules give flexibility when a full package plant is not yet required — or when a plant package needs specific handling and process equipment filled in cleanly.

  • Right-sized for duty

    Equipment chosen for real throughput and site conditions — avoiding over-specified plant that is hard to fund or operate.

  • Aligned with plant design

    Interfaces considered with package plant layouts, conveyors, recovery circuits and modular boundaries.

  • Clear commercial scope

    Defined module packages so cost and lead expectations stay transparent whether you buy one unit or a partial train.

  • Practical to install and maintain

    Focus on operable, serviceable equipment suited to mining environments.

Next step

Individual modules or a complete package plant?

Share duty, feed and site conditions. We will help you decide whether discrete equipment modules or a full modular package plant is the clearer commercial and technical route.

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Ready to discuss modular conveyors or plant equipment?

Share material type, throughput, layout and whether you need conveyors, other modules or a full package plant. We will help define a practical equipment scope for mining conditions.

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