Automatic rotary indexing system with 12 independent containers designed for sequential sample reception and storage, ensuring traceability, proper segregation, and elimination of cross-contamination.
Main Applications: Automated sampling stations for concentrates and tailings, flotation feed monitoring, third-party ore purchasing operations, time- or mass-proportional sampling systems, and metallurgical accounting support.
The JKL CRM-12 Rotary Sample Collector is an automatic equipment unit engineered for the reception, indexed distribution, and sequential storage of samples originating from primary and/or secondary sampling systems in mineral processing plants, port terminals, and mining operations. Its rotary configuration ensures proper sample segregation, preventing cross-contamination while maintaining full operational traceability.
1. Operating Principle
The JKL CRM-12 operates by means of a motor-driven rotary indexing table that positions each container precisely beneath the sample discharge chute.
The system allows:
Rotational movement is driven by an industrial continuous-duty gearmotor, incorporating a precision positioning mechanism and confirmation sensors for indexed alignment.
2. General Technical Configuration
Sample collector. The equipment has the following characteristics:
Mechanical Features
3. Sample Containers
Polyurethane fabrication minimizes wear caused by abrasive concentrates, tailings, or moist fine materials, extending service life and reducing maintenance requirements.
4. Anti-Corrosion Protection System
Industrial coating system compliant with NTI-PIN-001 / NTI-PIN-004 specifications:
This coating system ensures high resistance in coastal and mining environments characterized by high humidity, salinity, and airborne fine particles.
5. Control System
6. Typical Applications
7. Technical Benefits
8. Advantages over Conventional Manual Collectors
| Parameter | JKL CRM-12 | Manual System |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | Fully automated | None |
| Indexing Accuracy | High precision | Operator-dependent |
| Safety Devices | Fully enclosed | Direct exposure |
| PLC Control | Yes | No |
| Traceability | Complete | Limited |
9. Metallurgical Accounting Approach
The CRM-12 constitutes a critical component of an integrated sampling system because it:
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