Reduction of Operating Costs
Removal of waste rock at an early stage reduces ore transportation and grinding costs. The use of XRT sorters reduces transport costs by 50–70% and optimizes the budget.
XRT sorters: recovery of up to 80% waste rock with up to 2 years of service support
Removal of waste rock at an early stage reduces ore transportation and grinding costs. The use of XRT sorters reduces transport costs by 50–70% and optimizes the budget.
The technology does not require washing the raw material or cleaning it from dirt, dust, and ice. Standard crushing and separation of the ore into fractions are sufficient for the sorter to operate.
The equipment allows removing up to 80% of waste rock even at the preparation stage. This significantly increases the concentration of valuable components before sending the ore to the processing plant.
The equipment is easily adjusted to different ore types. Remote control allows prompt adjustment of programs, which is indispensable when working with variable raw material composition.
XRT sorting is a "dry" method without the use of water and chemicals. The technology eliminates the generation of liquid waste and significantly reduces the load on the environment.

Based on the principle of X-ray transmission, the internal composition of an object can be determined

The artificial intelligence algorithm implements real-time analysis and recognition of materials

High-speed and high-precision response based on an embedded system
High-tech installation for dry X-ray transmission ore beneficiation, used for preliminary separation of large rock pieces
| Particle size range | +8-40/+12-60/+20-100 mm |
| Belt width | 1.2/1.6/2.0/2.4/3.2 m |
| Belt speed | 2.5-4 m/s |
| Throughput | 20-250 t/h |
| Spectral scheme | X-ray radiation, visible light, X-ray radiation and visible light in one |
| Sorting scheme | one splits into two/one splits into three |
| Particle size range | +8-40/+12-60/+20-100 mm |
| Belt width | 1.2/1.6/2.0 m |
| Belt speed | 2.5-4 m/s |
| Throughput | 30-600 t/h |
| Spectral scheme | X-ray radiation |
| Sorting scheme | split into two parts |







