Modular Gold Recovery · Alluvial & hard-rock
Modular package solutions for gold recovery
Practical modular and package plants for artisanal, small-scale and medium gold operations — covering alluvial wash and recovery circuits as well as hard-rock crushing and gravity concentration packages for mining conditions.
- Alluvial applications
- Hard-rock packages
Process intent
When to choose a modular gold recovery plant
Select an alluvial wash train for free-gold placer feeds, or a hard-rock crush-and-gravity package when ore requires size reduction before concentration — with cleanup matched to security and product form.
- 1Feed / wash or crush
- 2Classification
- 3Gravity concentration
- 4Concentrate cleanup
- 5Secure product handling
Alluvial solutions
Wash, sluice and concentration packages for alluvial gold
Alluvial packages focus on reliable preparation and gravity recovery — modular where practical so plant can be established, moved or expanded without unnecessary fixed infrastructure.
Wash plants
Modular wash plant arrangements for alluvial feeds — structured for practical water use, throughput and site access.
Sluices
Sluice-based recovery stages sized for duty, with interfaces to feed, wash and concentrate handling.
Concentrators
Gravity concentrators integrated into alluvial packages where recovery performance and operability require them.
Mobile / trailer options
Mobile or trailer-mounted configurations where relocation, access or staged development is part of the project plan.
Hard-rock solutions
Crushing and gravity concentration packages
Hard-rock packages address size reduction and gravity recovery as a single modular intent — suitable for small-to-medium operations where capital, power and site access constrain stick-built plant.
Crushing stages
Primary and secondary crushing duty defined for feed size and target product — packaged for modular plant layouts where suitable.
Gravity concentration packages
Gravity concentration circuits arranged as coherent packages after size reduction, matched to ore and recovery targets.
Integrated hard-rock trains
Crushing and gravity stages combined into modular process trains with clear material-handling interfaces.
Key equipment
Equipment that typically forms part of these plants
Exact equipment selection depends on ore, water, power and duty. Packages are configured — not sold as fixed model numbers.
Sluices
Primary or secondary recovery stages for alluvial circuits, specified for feed rate and concentrate handling.
Centrifugal concentrators
Centrifugal gravity concentrators where recovery duty and concentrate grade requirements support their use.
Scrubbers
Scrubbing stages for clay-bound or agglomerated feeds ahead of screening and recovery.
Screens & classification
Screening and classification to prepare product streams for wash, gravity or stockpile.
Crushers (hard-rock)
Crushing equipment selected for feed size, product size and modular plant interfaces.
Pumps, feeders & material handling
Feed, transfer and slurry handling equipment that connects wash, crush and recovery stages into a workable plant.
Final concentrate cleanup
Clean-up room equipment and concentrate finishing packages
Recovery is incomplete without a clear path from primary concentrate to a finished, secure product. Modular gold packages can include clean-up stages and clean-up room arrangements — tables, finishing systems and secure containers — defined as part of the overall plant scope.
Shaking tables & upgrade stages
Table-based cleaning and concentrate upgrade where final product grade requires finer gravity finishing after primary recovery.
Clean-up systems
Practical clean-up circuit packages that handle concentrate from sluices, centrifugals or other primary stages through to a saleable or secure product stream.
Clean-up room equipment
Equipment selected for a controlled clean-up environment — concentrate handling, finishing stages and secure product transfer as duty requires.
Security containers & secure packages
Secure container or modular clean-up room packages where product security, access control and defined operating procedures are part of the plant requirement.
Clean-up scope is always project-specific: product grade targets, security requirements, power and water, and whether clean-up is continuous or batch. Tell us how concentrate is produced and we will help define a practical clean-up package that fits the plant.
Benefits of the modular approach
Why modular packages suit gold projects
Modular delivery supports gold projects that need practical recovery plant without the programme and civils burden of fully stick-built facilities of similar duty.
Faster establishment
Modular packages reduce open-ended site construction so recovery capacity can be brought online within a clearer programme.
Defined package scope
Package boundaries support clearer commercial discussion than loosely specified equipment lists alone.
Suited to African site conditions
Layouts consider access, power, water and logistics typical of artisanal, small-scale and medium gold projects.
Operable and maintainable
Focus on practical circuits operators can run and service — not theoretical complexity.
Customisation & pre-packed supply
Built-to-suit circuits and complete package supply
Where ore, water or site layout requires adaptation beyond a standard package, circuits can be customised — including recovery and clean-up scope. Where a complete plant package is specified for shipment — particularly into African destinations — Procurement & Supply supports tools, piping material, selected equipment and pre-packed complete plant packages. See also Customisation & Built-to-Suit.
Gold recovery enquiry
Ready to discuss a modular gold recovery package?
Share ore type (alluvial or hard-rock), duty, water, site conditions and whether clean-up or secure product handling is required. We will help scope a practical modular gold recovery plant for artisanal, small-scale or medium operations.
· Heidelberg, Gauteng · South Africa