Sanland Canada Supports Gold Mine Project at 1,000-3,000 t/day Capacity
Shenyang Sanland Mining Equipment Manufacture Co., Ltd. (Sanland), operating mainly out of North America through its Val Caron, Ontario division, has provided assistance with a gold ore processing project in Canada which runs at a rate of 1,000 to 3,000 tonnes per day. This mining equipment Canada demonstrates Sanland's intention to provide a high level of direct customer support services to the mining industry.
Sanland Canada office for a Canadian Customer
At 2690 Trudeau Drive, Val Caron, Ontario, P3N 1B2, the Greater Sudbury area hosts Sanlands, the North American company's operating base. Sudbury has long been one of the most famous nickel and copper mining areas across the globe, not just known as a mining district but also a global mining engineering hub.
The decision to build Sanland's operation in Canada there was not only due to proximity to a great number of existing mines, mining contractors, and engineering houses but also that as a producer, Sanland's machines are not only good but also are manufactured in the way that they fit Canadian mining equipment criteria.
Project Description: Industrial Operation of Processing Gold Ore
Mining 1,000 to 3,000 tonnes per day of gold ore, the Canadian gold project is an industrial-scale operation. A throughput level between 1,000 and 3,000 tonnes per day is typical for a mid-size gold producer mining hard-rock in the Canadian Shield.
This ore processing, especially of gold ore, poses a number of special demands for comminution plants:
Crushing, both the first and the second, must yield such a granulation that the grinding circuits, which follow it can work efficiently without much trouble: the typical sizes are -150\,mm\,at the SAG mill or -25\,mm for the ball mill circuit;
Equipment for grinding should achieve liberation by reducing ore size; many Canadian ores require that P80 size range be 75-150 microns;
Economics of wearing life are of great importance; as gold production has huge volumes and the price of running production continuously is high;\n
In the processing plants of CIP/CIL and flotation, particle size uniformity has an effect on the recovery downstream.
This range of requirements for Sanland product portfolio has been met: American Technology jaw and cone crushers for the role, and large diameter mills (2136 / 2.1 m) as well as ball mil circuits. \n\n\n
Why Canadian Standards are Important
Sanland catalog will tell you very clearly that its equipment is in compliance with the Canadian mine standards. What is the benefit of that for the users? The practical answer would be,\nMine safety inspector's approval—in Canada safety standards of mine equipment, electrical compliance, and guarding are strictly enforced by provincial mine inspectorates. Using the equipment as per the standards will mean that there is no commissioning cost because of retrofitting.
Insurance and lending—Equipment financing and insurance companies in gold mine crusher projects commonly require meeting specific equipment compliance criteria.
Operator and Technician Training—The documentation of Canada standards, methods, lockout-tagout, and operator systems are very familiar features to North American miners.
North American Mining Opportunity
The Val Caron facility is more than a mere service centre for the Canadian mining project. It functions as Sanland’s access gate to the wider North American market, where they support customers who are mainly active in base-metal mining, Canada's aggregate industry, oil sands ancillary processing plants; besides this, if there is any mining project (hard-rock) that needs crushing and/or grinding equipment and wants the specifications in accordance with the North American standards, Sanland products will be recommended to customers.
The manufacturing at two places - Sanland's factory in Shenyang and Kaiyuan, China - and the presence in Canada provide regional accessibility.
Equipment Portfolio to Fit the Requirements of Hard-Rock Mining
Mining operations in the Canadian hard rocks such as those in the gold mines are covered in Sanland series:
SC series jaw crushers—they are sized from the smallest, SC\,80×51 through to SC\,200×150 to meet both small scale and very large scale primary feeder installations.
SS, SG, SM, SH Series (Secondary Cone Crusher)—these range from the secondary crushing through to the tertiary stages and the unique feature of the SH series is the high force of crushing and a large reduction ratio.
Ball Mill series—they contain models like 2136 and larger ones for liberation grinding.
SVSI vertical-shaft impact crushers—they are utilized only in situations where further conditioning of particle shape is necessary.
Contact Sanland for Your Mining Project
Whether your project is in Canadian mining country, North American aggregates, or anywhere else in the world, Sanland's engineering team can configure a crushing or grinding solution sized to your throughput, feed material, and product specifications.
Sanland Canada: 2690 Trudeau Dr., Val Caron, ON, Canada P3N 1B2—+1-705-988-5866
Sanland China HQ: sales@sanland.com—+86-24-2583-0521 ext. 8121
