Testing Gold Ore from Nevada Using a Jaw Crusher, Hammer Mill, & Shaker Table
Testing Gold Ore from Nevada Using a Jaw Crusher, Hammer Mill, & Shaker Table
Join us on an exhilarating gold mining adventure as we take on the challenge of crushing a high-grade gold ore sample from Nevada using the state-of-the-art MBMM jaw crusher, hammer mill, and shaker table. In this captivating video, we put our equipment to the test to determine its efficiency in recovering the precious gold hidden within this rich ore. Will our meticulous process reveal a bountiful treasure trove of gold? Stay tuned until the end as we unveil the exciting results!
Our MBMM jaw crusher delivers exceptional crushing power, reducing the gold ore to a fine consistency. The hammer mill further pulverizes the material, ensuring optimal liberation of the gold particles. Finally, the shaker table’s precision shaking action separates the valuable gold from the remaining material, resulting in high-grade concentrates.
Witness firsthand how our cutting-edge equipment transforms raw gold ore into a refined product, maximizing gold recovery and potential profits. This video serves as a valuable resource for both seasoned miners and enthusiastic prospectors, providing insights into effective gold extraction techniques and showcasing the capabilities of our top-quality MBMM machinery.
Experience the thrill of gold mining and the pursuit of precious gold as we delve into the world of ore processing. Will our efforts yield a substantial gold haul? Find out by watching this exciting video to its captivating conclusion.
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6:31 Maybe barite.
The options are endless, Perfect representation of you equipment!
Love this content… if I send you bucket of black sand.. can we see what’s in there….. it’s the tailings of a homemade sluice
O’L Slim would say a gram of gold ($200) for every 1/20 of a ton of ore, would even shake the skeletons in the closet !
Jason do you find a black pan better to see gold than a different colour ?? i find black better anybody cast your vote
i think you have .7 grams in the bucket X 50 = 35 grams/ton…. i would run it….
Yes and a tom would be ounces lots of the. I have been using liquid oxygen to separate. It works. 😊
Thanks Jason it’s always a pleasure seeing your equipment running six stars brother
I could make profit
That rock from a Gold mine has amounts too small for the miners. They knew it was/is there. They were chasing high grade. The tunel was there for someone to easily go grab a sample, but the tunel was not there when the first crew went in.
It could be worth it, it’s possible.
@mbmmllc why dont you use Portland cement anymore? Do you still find it a good option when you dont have a cupel?
The heavy silvery stuff looks like chromite to me. Roughly the same density as hematite so it is a challenge to pan the gold out. I came across it in a sample of Montana concentrates and it puzzled me to the point of having it tested. It can show up in mafic rocks just about anywhere but in the US not generally found in commercially viable quantities outside of Montana.
Haha, I thought your disclaimer was interesting. Your equipment is nice heavy-duty stuff, and your estimates are really dang close to accurate. Thanks for always sharing your experiments and techniques.
Jason, great video, informative and interesting.
Looks good enough to run to me. At least a ton. My guess is roughly .25 of gram.. roughly about a third to about a half an ounce per ton of free mill. I would most definitely run at least a ton or two
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I think the issue comes down to how big the vein is, because the sulfides in that, along with the iron oxide is really good, if the veins are big enough.
How much residual gold do you actually think is left behind 🤔
I think you should test that somehow, ⚖️
just kidding … 🥸
I’m guessing it doesn’t amount to anything at all.
But that could be all Dan Hurd’s Gold 😱💸💸💸
How much do you charge to run a sample?
Hi Jason, Great video. Thumbs up! From the showing you got from 2/3’s of a bucket, I think it would be wise to run a one ton sample to get a more accurate picture. The free gold looks like maybe 1/10 of a gram. The rest of the #1 and all of the #2 need to be smelted to see what’s held in the sulphides. Best of luck to your customer. Take care, Jim
probably less than .1 gram.
that said, hard rock recovery is harder than placer.
really big mines like copper mines are hoping for a couple grans per ton, and copper pays for mining the gold.
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Whay happens if you throw a 1/2 oz nugget in the sample. Does it get shredded and processed? Just curious.
Are you planning on doing a cleanup of the water pit? That would be interesting to run through the shaker table again, just to see if there’s anything that was missed. I doubt there would be much, but whatever sulfides you got would be an interesting smelt.
Who are better at evaluating the gold ore
Looks to me like it might be tellurides
Jason, gold for sure, would I invest in probably the best they sent? Lots of tailing piles in Ontario you could do as well. So many played out claims for lease, but the old timers could smell the wealth and left when it was played out.
How bout cleaning up the equip so you can get pretty accurate amounts? Not perfect but very close if you clean off everything.
Seems like you could just run a half a bucket of quarts to clean out the hammer mills and maybe get some more gold out of the system
I would love too see what you find with a shaker table…
GREAT commercial Jason!! Very interesting and concise! 😉🙂
Ever run some baron rock just to see how much gold comes through?
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOADS if hematite falling off the #4 end!
If I were screening that #4 I would run a stainless steel micro-screen and try to recover all that hematite for iron smelting!
WOW! The SPAMMERS are spamming HARD!! I’ve reported the one that replied to my comment…
Damn, those guys are annoying.
You’re livin’ my dream life, Jason! Just need the universe to send my funding my way.. 😉👍
Oh how I wish gold mining was an possible in NY… Not necessarily banned, but any gold found is property of the state.
Thank you
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This setup is so badass! I loved it more when it was turnkey with the conveyor. One man could do all that work easily. They don’t even have this nice of equipment on Gold Rush. You should definitely sell some to them Jason!
If that setup was at Jeff’s mine it would certainly get some good use. 🙂 I helped Jeff open that mine when he first got the claim.. We cleared out the junk that had been dumped in there and installed those new ladders. It needs more work on the rails to get the incline usable. If the reserves are good, the ore is worth it!
.78 grams, I am guessing. In 40lbs, sounds well worth mining some more of it.
When u clean ur tailings pond do u ever re run it to see if ur machine misses any
I’m guessing 2 to 2.5 grams per ton.
Looked like maybe 0.1 grams of gold in the pan. If so, you’d have roughly $6 worth of gold if 100% pure gold. Realistically, probably only 70% gold or thereabouts, so gold value would be around $4. This equates to about 10 cents worth of gold per pound of ore, or $220 worth of gold per metric ton of ore.
Processing 1 metric ton of ore per hour translates into $1760 per 8 hour shift. Probably, not worth the effort to exact the gold if one accounts for costs of mining the ore, ore transportation to processing facility, labor, fuel, equipment, etc.
I sure hope the customer is making full use of all of that metal sulfide and oxide!
Alway up for watching Jason crush some rocks and run the shaker table!
i would be interested in knowing how to prospect for rare earths and other metls like moly-be-dammed , chrome, and such
Great info, thanks!