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Portable Gold Sluice Box

LIPU Portable Gold Sluice Boxes are designed for recovering gold from alluvial sand and gravel. Water carries the feed through the sluice, where the recovery surface helps retain heavier gold-bearing particles while lighter material flows toward the discharge end. The modular design supports transport, setup, and different site layouts.

  • Available models:4000 × 1000 mm | 10–15 TPH6000 × 1000 mm | 20–25 TPH
  • Actual throughput depends on feed material, water flow, and operating conditions.

What Is a Portable Gold Sluice Box?

A gold sluice box is a channel that directs a water and sediment mixture over a recovery surface. As material flows through the sluice, differences in particle density help retain heavier gold-bearing particles while lighter material moves toward the discharge end.

LIPU’s portable design uses modular sections for transport and site setup. Depending on the selected configuration, the sluice may use sheet aluminum or composite plastic.

Portable Gold Sluice Box(images 1)
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Portable Gold Sluice Box(images 3)

Working Principle of a Portable Gold Sluice Box

The sluice box uses flowing water and gravity to separate particles:

  1. Feed the material: Gold-bearing sand and gravel enter the sluice with water.
  2. Separate by density: The slurry flows along the recovery surface. Heavier particles can settle and become trapped in the recovery layer.
  3. Discharge lighter material: Water and lighter sediment pass through the sluice. Retained material is collected during cleanup according to the operating procedure.

Recovery depends on gold particle size, feed characteristics, water flow, sluice setup, and operating conditions. A sluice box concentrates material; additional processing may be needed to produce a final gold product.

Advantages of a Portable Gold Sluice Box

  • Portable modular design: Smaller sections support transport, storage, and site setup.
  • Flexible configuration: Modules can be assembled to suit the selected model and project layout.
  • Gravity-based recovery: Flowing water carries sediment through the sluice while heavier particles may be retained on the recovery surface.
  • Straightforward operation: The basic process uses a controlled feed, water flow, and periodic cleanup.
  • Suitable for alluvial applications: Designed for processing gold-bearing sand and gravel in appropriate site conditions.

Performance depends on the material, water flow, sluice setup, and operating conditions. Confirm model-specific materials and configuration with LIPU before ordering.

Modular Design for Easier Transport and Setup

The portable sluice box is assembled from smaller modules. This design supports transport, storage, and setup, and allows the sluice to be arranged according to the project configuration.

The appropriate layout depends on the selected model and site conditions. Confirm the complete configuration, materials, and included components with LIPU before ordering.

Applications for Alluvial Gold Recovery

Portable gold sluice boxes may be used to process gold-bearing sand and gravel in suitable alluvial mining and exploration applications. They can be installed as part of a small-scale recovery setup or integrated with other equipment when the process requires it.

Before selecting a model, consider the material to be processed, required throughput, available water supply, site layout, and planned feed and discharge arrangements.

Portable Gold Sluice Box Specifications

ModelLengthWidthCapacity
4000 × 10004000 mm1000 mm10–15 TPH
6000 × 10006000 mm1000 mm20–25 TPH

Capacities shown are from the existing product-page table. Confirm the rated capacity and final configuration for your material and operating conditions.

Choosing a Suitable Model

When comparing the 4000 × 1000 mm and 6000 × 1000 mm models, consider:

  • Required processing capacity
  • Available installation and working space
  • Feed material and expected particle-size range
  • Water supply and operating conditions
  • Transport, setup, and integration requirements

Share these details with LIPU when requesting a quotation so the team can confirm a suitable model and configuration.

Portable Gold Sluice Boxes in the Field

See how LIPU gold sluice boxes are set up at customer sites in South Africa and Kenya. These project photos show the equipment operating as part of alluvial gold recovery systems.

Portable gold sluice channels processing water and gold-bearing material at an alluvial mining site.
Parallel sluice channels handle water and gold-bearing material at an alluvial processing site
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A customer-site gold recovery system with multiple green-mat sluice boxes beneath a feed hopper

After-Sales Support

LIPU provides support for equipment installation and commissioning, operator training, maintenance, and spare-parts supply. Confirm the applicable warranty terms and service scope with LIPU for the selected order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does TPH mean?
TPH means tonnes per hour. The listed capacity is a reference value; actual throughput depends on the feed material and operating conditions.

Can the sluice box be transported in sections?
The product page describes a modular structure designed to support disassembly, transport, and setup. Confirm the module breakdown and assembly details for the model you select.

Does a sluice box refine gold?
No. A sluice box uses gravity separation to concentrate heavier particles from sediment. Further processing may be required, depending on the material and intended final product.

How do I choose between the two models?
Compare the listed capacity and dimensions with your throughput target, available space, feed material, and water conditions. LIPU can confirm the configuration based on your requirements.

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