Looking for mineral processing equipment sourcing from Gongyi? Gongyi Machinery is a procurement coordinator—we match your ore duty to qualified Gongyi-area partner plants, then coordinate configuration, pre-shipment inspection and export documentation. We do not manufacture machines in our own factory, and we do not sell “factory-direct from our plant.”

This page updates `/equipment/mineral-processing/` for buyers who need a beneficiation / mineral-processing line (or key modules) coordinated from Gongyi—not a catalogue of invented tonnage case studies.

Who we are (procurement coordinator)

Gongyi Machinery sits in Gongyi, Henan, China. Our job is sourcing coordination:

  1. 1. Translate your feed, product targets and capacity into a block-diagram scope
  2. 2. Match that scope to partner plants in the Gongyi area that can build it
  3. 3. Coordinate inspection evidence, packing and export paperwork against the Incoterm you choose

Public pages stay brand-agnostic. Specific plant names are shared in quoting, under NDA, or on an arranged visit—not as open-web advertising, and never with unauthorized competitor logos.

If you need crushing-only aggregate equipment, start with crushing & screening. If manufactured sand / washing is the goal, see sand making & beneficiation. This page is for mineral-processing / beneficiation duty—not a second crushing homepage.

Typical modules (block-diagram level)

A mineral-processing train is a sequence, not a single magic machine. Exact flowsheets depend on ore mineralogy, liberation size and target grade / recovery—we do not publish unverified “secret recipes” for named ores. At a block-diagram level, buyers usually discuss some combination of:

  1. 1. Crushing / pre-treatment — size the ROM or stockpile feed so mills and classifiers see a controllable top size (often overlapping with quarry crushing logic; see crushing page for stage detail).
  2. 2. Grinding — reduce particle size to liberate valuable minerals (ball / rod / other mill paths as the duty requires).
  3. 3. Classification — cyclones, screens or spirals to split size fractions and control circulating load.
  4. 4. Separation — flotation, magnetic, gravity or other paths as the ore allows—chosen after your mineralogical notes, not from a generic slogan.
  5. 5. Dewatering / concentrate handling — thickeners, filters, conveyors, packing or stockpile as specified.
  6. 6. Reagents & utilities — dosing, water, power and civil interfaces scoped with the plant partner (we coordinate; your process engineer owns the chemistry).

Capacities discussed in proposals are planning figures until feed assays, grind targets and duty cycle are confirmed. We will not invent “XX kt/year already shipped to Country Y” stories to fill missing data.

How we match plants to the duty

Useful RFQs answer five questions early:

QuestionWhy it matters
What ore / feed?Steers separation path and wear expectations
Feed size / moisture / clay?Crushing–grinding front end
Target grade / recovery band (or product size)?Whether the flowsheet is realistic
TPH (and hours/day if known)?Mill, pump and thickener sizing
Single modules vs full line?Quote scope and layout

We then shortlist partner plants that can build the agreed modules, keep public copy brand-agnostic, and share named options in private quote files as agreed. You are not asked to trust a vague “direct workshop” story with no inspection plan.

Inspection, packing, export docs

Before shipment we coordinate, with the partner plant:

Warranty and after-sales coverage for core machinery are set as agreed in the purchase contract, coordinated by our team with the supplying plant—not as a fixed brochure promise that pretends we own the workshop.

For the broader import checklist (voltage, Incoterm notes, first WhatsApp message), see importing machinery from China.

What to send for a quote

To return a coordinated sourcing proposal, send as much of this as you can (WhatsApp or the site request form):

FieldWhy it matters
Ore / mineral type (and any assay or mineralogy note)Separation path
Feed size, moisture, clay / contaminationFront-end sizing
Target product metrics (grade / recovery band, or size)Flowsheet realism
Required TPH (and hours/day if known)Capacity
Single machine / modules vs full beneficiation lineScope
Voltage & frequencyMotors / control
Destination port & preferred IncotermLogistics basis
Site constraints (footprint, water, power ceiling)Layout reality

Incomplete RFQs still get a reply; incomplete data produces indicative—not final—proposals. We chase missing fields instead of inventing case studies.

WhatsApp first-message template (copy/paste)

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Hi — requesting a coordinated mineral-processing / beneficiation quote.

1) Ore / feed: ___ ; assay note: ___

2) Feed size: ___ mm ; moisture/clay: ___

3) Target grade/recovery or product size: ___ ; TPH: ___

4) Scope: single modules / full line

5) Power: ___ V / ___ Hz

6) Port: ___ ; Incoterm: ___

7) Inspection: video / third-party / visit

WhatsApp OK: +86 18695901333

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FAQ

Do you manufacture mineral processing machines?

No. We coordinate qualified Gongyi-area plants, inspect before shipment, and handle export documentation. We are a sourcing / procurement coordinator—not a manufacturer.

Will you name the factory on the website?

No. Public pages stay brand-agnostic. Specific plant names are shared in quoting and visits as agreed. You will not see unauthorized brand marketing or competitor logos on this site.

What specs do you need for a beneficiation quote?

Ore type, feed size, target product metrics (grade / recovery band or size), TPH, power standard (voltage / Hz), destination port and Incoterm—plus whether you need a full line or selected modules.

CTA — request a sourcing proposal

Ready to send the duty list?

We reply with a coordinated configuration and sourcing proposal from the matched partner plant—not a generic factory price list with no inspection plan.

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