There are four types of classifiers, high weir type single and double spiral classifier, immersed single and double spiral classifier. Spiral classifier (Screw classifier) is widely used for distributing ore in the close circuit with ball mill. Advantages are simple structure, reliable working condition and convenient operation.

Spiral Classifier Applicable Material

gold ore, iron ore, copper ore, etc.

Applications scope:

metallurgy, mineral processing, chemical industry, etc.

Spiral Classifier Advantages

• The energy consumption of spiral classifier is 50% lower than other classification equipment, and the output is also increased by 50%.
• The water tank has a large slope, which is convenient for forming a closed-circuit ring grinding operation with the ball mill, and forms a self-flow sand return.
• Simple operating process and stable working status, greatly reducing maintenance costs.
• Its spiral structure can ensure a large enough settling area to extend the material suspension time, which is more conducive to the even distribution of materials during the classification process.
• Users can adjust the parameters of the spiral classifier according to their needs, such as spiral speed, inclination and outlet size to achieve different classification requirements.

Main structure of the Spiral Classifier

The spiral classifier mainly consists of the following components:

• Transmission Device: Includes an electric motor, reducer, cylindrical gear pair, and bevel gear, responsible for driving the rotation of the spiral.
• Spiral Body: Composed of a hollow shaft, supports, spiral blades, and lining iron, which is the main working part of the classifier.
• Tank: Holds the entire slurry and bears the weight of the machine and all its loads. Constructed by welding steel plates and various steel sections.
• Lifting Mechanism: Used to raise or lower the spiral for maintenance or to adjust the processing level within the tank.
• Lower Bearing (Bushing): Supports the spiral and bears the load during operation.
• Discharge Valve: Located at the bottom of the tank, allowing the slurry to be drained when necessary.