01 / Crushing and screening
Prepare feed and separate it into size fractions.
Screening divides feed into size fractions and prepares it for the next processing stage. Buyers can use their required product size to guide the enquiry.
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From feed preparation to dispatch
The processing sequence combines screening, optical sorting, classification and milling. The facility visualisation shows the proposed layout.
02 / Optical sorting
Separate material according to visual quality.
Optical sorting uses visual differences. Chemical analysis is a separate way to assess whether a proposed material meets composition limits.
03 / Size classification
Select fractions against the customer’s size requirements.
For a size-sensitive process, provide the target fraction and any limits on oversize, undersize or fines. Include the sieve method your team uses.
04 / Grinding and milling
Process finer fractions for products such as grit and filler.
Grit and filler are different product forms. Discuss the required distribution rather than relying solely on the nominal size.
05 / Product evaluation
Review chemistry, particle size and whiteness against agreed parameters.
Identify the chemistry, sizing and whiteness checks relevant to your use. Specify whether you need information for product selection, a sample trial or a commercial lot.
06 / Packing and dispatch
Pack finished material in jumbo bags for domestic and export supply.
Confirm bag weight, labelling, delivery destination and the documentation your receiving team requires before dispatch.