The concentrator is commonly applied as a primary recovery device in precious metal milling circuits and alluvial treatment plants.

The batch model Knelson Concentrator operates on two basic principles; enhanced gravitational force and a patented material fluidization process.

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It's engineered for applications that require enhanced gravity separation for the continuous processing of ores with a relatively high content of target mineral. It uses similar principles of mineral separation and recovery to that of the batch concentrator, but allows the concentrate to be extracted from the fluidized bed on a continuous basis.

The CVD concentrator is commonly applied as a recovery device in applications such as chromite, cassiterite, iron ore, silver, native copper, gold sulphides, and tantalite.

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The ConSep ACACIA Reactor is a patented, high efficiency leaching system, exclusively designed to handle the high-grade concentrates produced by Knelson Concentrators.

The system is designed to maximize gold recovery from gravity concentrates and provide numerous process advantages over a conventional gold room.

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