⚒️ EQUIPMENT QUOTATION

The SYOGM Sluice Set of 3 Model 2024-NO22 is a complete and highly efficient fine gold recovery system, delivered as a full set ready for operation with a classifier, feeder, spray bars, a nugget catcher, high-quality unbacked vinyl loop matting, and vortex matting. This system is expertly designed to recover a comprehensive range of gold sizes, including Coarse Gold (5-10 mm), Medium Fine Gold (1 mm to 5 mm), and Moderately Fine Gold (100 µm to 1 mm). With the integration of extra parts from the Cleangold system, its capabilities are significantly enhanced to capture Very Fine Gold from 10 µm to 100 µm and even Extremely Fine Gold down to 5 µm, a performance level proven by studies from the Department of Earth Sciences, Air, Water and Landscape Science at Uppsala University, Sweden.

The system comes with three sluices mounted on a single large sluice stand, designed for maximum efficiency and ease of use. The sluice stands are fully mobile, equipped with sturdy wheels that allow placement even in muddy or uneven terrain while remaining stable during operation. Each sluice features the SYOGM Simple Slope Adjustment, enabling operators to set the optimal angle within a minute for precise gold recovery. The entire sluice stand and all sluices are compact enough to fit into a 4–6 meter small truck, making the system highly mobile. For larger operations or exploration purposes, multiple sluice stands can be packed together, with up to six stands fitting in the same truck to create a complete SYOGM Advance Wash Plant configuration.

An ore classifier is a simple tool used in gold mining to separate big rocks from smaller material before it goes into the gold recovery system. Imagine a big metal grate, like a strong grill made of thick iron bars (called grizzly bars) placed at the start of a sluice that processes about 10 tonnes of soil and gravel per hour. As the material is shoveled or fed onto the grizzly bars, the large stones stay on top and are pushed aside, while the smaller gravel, sand, and gold particles fall through the gaps between the bars. Only the fine material that can actually contain gold passes through to the sluice box, where gold is trapped and collected, while oversized rocks are discarded. This prevents blockages, keeps the sluice running smoothly, and makes gold recovery much more efficient.

Spray bars — pipes with small holes that spray water across the material being fed into a gold sluice or wash plant. Their purpose is to break up clumps of soil, wash off clay, and make sure the gravel and sand spread evenly so that the gold can separate properly. On a sluice handling 10 tonnes per hour, spray bars are mounted above the classifier or feeder, continuously washing the material.

Nugget Catcher — a simple device placed before or at the start of a sluice to trap large pieces of gold that might otherwise get lost. Usually consists of a short section with wider riffles, small gaps, or a raised tray that stops big gold while letting gravel pass.

High-Quality Unbacked Vinyl Loop Matting — tough, flexible vinyl strands forming loops that trap coarse gold (5–10 mm), medium-fine gold (1–5 mm), and moderately fine gold (100 µm–1 mm). Unbacked design prevents clogging.

Vortex Matting for Moderately Fine Gold Recovery — spiral patterns create micro‑whirlpools to catch moderately fine (100 µm–1 mm) and very fine gold (10–100 µm).

The fine gold recovery system is a completely mercury‑free solution, designed to recover gold safely and efficiently using standard methods trusted by experienced North American prospectors. It includes concentrate upgrades (extra sluices can be added to boost recovery), classification of material, gold pans for medium and fine gold, and the special Cleangold system for capturing the tiniest flecks. Every system comes with full instructions and unavoidable technical support — yes, you can’t escape it! Operators provide their own buckets and other auxiliary tools, but this setup makes even muddy work feel like a gold‑hunting adventure.

We include water pumps, pipes, and couplings only when requested by the client and specified after consultation. While the system can easily run on a simple 50 cubic meters per hour pump, we provide full equipment options for those who want a complete setup or customized flow rates. This ensures flexibility without unnecessary extras.