Effective, economical Agitair froth flotation machines were first developed in 1934 for a wide variety of metallic and non-metallic mineral floatation processes. Since then, Agitair has been acknowledged for its leadership in forced-air flotation design. The latest Agitair machines provide maximum recovery and high concentrate grade through controlled aeration and efficient agitation, even with wide variations in feed conditions. Agitair cells are available in sizes to suit the varied demands of the mineral processing industry from the 3-in-1 laboratory model to the 164 x 1000 model with 1000 cubic feet-per-cell volume.
Benefits
- Complete control flexibility
- Individual cell and cell bank air control
- Automatic pulp level control
- Low power consumption
- Low maintenance costs
- High recovery and concentrate grade
- Simplified plant operation
- Pulp agitation and air dissemination control
- Choice f impeller and stabilizer designs