Mineral Concentrate Rotating Container

The Mineral Concentrate Rotating Container is engineered to simplify concentrate transfer, storage, and discharge in demanding mineral processing circuits. Built on the proven geometry of the Ore Rotating Container, this unit delivers full 360-degree rotation under load, allowing operators to tip material cleanly without auxiliary lifting frames. Its discharge mechanism matches the controlled pour rate of the Rotating Discharge Ore Container, which reduces spillage and dust around transfer points. For sites with restricted headroom or underground haulage constraints, the Half-height Ore Container configuration offers the same rotation control in a lower-profile envelope. All models share the structural backbone of the heavy-duty Mining Container, including reinforced corner castings, abrasion-resistant liners, and lift pockets rated for repeated crane and forklift handling.

The Mineral Concentrate Rotating Container is supplied in standard capacities from 0.8 m³ to 2.5 m³, with custom sizing available for specific haul truck beds or process feed hoppers. The shell is fabricated from 6 mm Hardox 450 wear plate in high-abrasion zones and 4 mm structural steel elsewhere. Rotation is achieved through a machined slewing ring driven by a manual worm-gear crank or an optional hydraulic motor. The container is balanced for single-point lifting and can be fitted with a fork pocket base or ISO corner castings. A lockable discharge chute and sealed bearings reduce material loss and maintenance intervals in wet or dusty environments.

• Payload capacity: 2,000 kg to 6,500 kg depending on material density and volume
• Rotation angle: 0° to 360° continuous, with locking positions every 15°
• Discharge height: 650 mm to 1,250 mm from ground to lip
• Tare weight: 780 kg to 1,940 kg
• Paint system: two-part epoxy primer with polyurethane topcoat, optional hot-dip galvanized finish
• Wear liners: replaceable 6 mm Hardox 450 plates in high-impact zones

The standard configuration matrix for the Mineral Concentrate Rotating Container is shown below.