Precious Gold Refining Machine

Precious Gold Refining Machine Specification

Product Type
Precious Gold Refining Machine

Material
Stainless Steel

Capacity
1-1000 Kg

Computerized
No

Automatic
Yes

Voltage
220 Volt (v)

Color
White

Precious Gold Refining Machine Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
1000 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Precious Gold Refining Machine

The Precious Gold Refining Machine is an automatic system made of durable stainless steel, ensuring efficiency and longevity. It operates at a voltage of 220V and comes in a sleek white color design. With a capacity ranging from 1 to 1000 kg, this machine is ideal for refining various quantities of gold. While not computerized, its user-friendly design makes it easy to operate, perfect for manufacturers and suppliers looking to refine gold efficiently.

FAQs of Precious Gold Refining Machine:

Q: Is the Precious Gold Refining Machine automatic?

A: Yes, the Precious Gold Refining Machine is automatic.

Q: What is the material used in the construction of the machine?

A: The machine is made of stainless steel for durability.

Q: What is the voltage requirement for operating the machine?

A: The machine operates at a voltage of 220V.

Q: Can the machine refine different quantities of gold?

A: Yes, the machine has a capacity ranging from 1 to 1000 kg.

Q: Is the Precious Gold Refining Machine computerized?

A: No, the machine is not computerized.

A precious gold refining machine is a system designed to separate and purify gold from various materials like old jewelry and e-waste. These machines use a combination of chemical processes (like the Miller or Wohlwill processes, or using aqua regia) and heat to achieve high purity levels, often exceeding 99.9%. Key features typically include environmental controls, high purity levels, high recovery rates, and safety mechanisms.

Key components and functions

Melting and purification: Machines use furnaces for melting and then a variety of chemical or electrochemical processes to separate impurities.
Chemical processes: Common methods involve injecting chlorine gas into molten gold (Miller process) or an electrochemical process (Wohlwill process) to separate gold from other metals. Some systems use aqua regia for refining, as described by Italimpianti Orafi.
Environmental controls: Systems often include features to minimize pollution, such as scrubbers to neutralize waste gases and systems to manage chemical waste.
Safety features: Machines include safety measures like emergency stops, leak detection, and pressure regulation to ensure safe operation.
Capacity: These machines can be made with a wide range of capacities to suit different needs, from 1 kg to 1000 kg.
High purity and recovery: A well-functioning machine can achieve a high level of purity (e.g., 99.99%) and recover a very high percentage of the gold.
Equipment: Other equipment involved in the process includes titanium or stainless steel tanks, filter presses, condensers, and bar-making systems.