What other names or designations is the Mineral jig known by?
The Mineral jig is also documented under these designations: Denver Mineral Jig, Denver mineral jig 24×36in, Denver primary mineral jig 24×26in, Denver 16×24in duplex jig, Denver jig.
Mineral Jig · 1978 4 · 1 model


Select a model to jump to its component table; former and renamed designations are listed under “Historical names / renamings”.
| Model | Historical names / renamings | Period | Components |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver Mineral Jig (site and principle information) | Denver mineral jig 24×36in; Denver primary mineral jig 24×26in; Denver 16×24in duplex jig; Denver Mineral Jig; Denver jig | 1978 4 | 7 |
The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.
| No. | Component | Location | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Upper drive shaft and support | Upper drive-shaft assembly | Mineral Jig 24×36 in Duplex (acid-resistant version) |
| 2 | Conical hutch | Right lower conical hutch | Mineral Jig 24×36 in Duplex (acid-resistant version) |
| 3 | Support frame | External supporting frame | Mineral Jig 24×36 in Duplex (acid-resistant version) |
| Component |
|---|
| Rotary water replenishment valve |
| Fixed screen bed and bed support screen |
| Bottom discharge port |
| Entry Denver rotary water refill valve |
| Diaphragm pulsator and reciprocating drive rod |
Models with the same components are grouped together; select a group to open its component table.
| No. | Component | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Upper drive shaft and support bearing | Discernible area of diagram |
| 2 | Conical water chamber/concentrate chamber | Discernible area of diagram |
| Rotary water replenishment valve | Discernible area of diagram | |
| Fixed screen bed and bed support screen | Discernible area of diagram | |
| Bottom discharge port | Discernible area of diagram | |
| Entry Denver rotary water refill valve | Diaphragm pulsation - suction jig to replenish water; adjustable cycle, specific original machine connection and caliber unknown | |
| Diaphragm pulsator and reciprocating drive rod | Discernible area of diagram |
The Mineral jig is also documented under these designations: Denver Mineral Jig, Denver mineral jig 24×36in, Denver primary mineral jig 24×26in, Denver 16×24in duplex jig, Denver jig.
The Mineral jig is listed under the Denver Equipment brand as: Mineral Jig. Period: 1978 4. Status: Historical model.
7 components are recorded, including: Rotary water replenishment valve, Upper drive shaft and support bearing, Fixed screen bed and bed support screen, Bottom discharge port, Entry Denver rotary water refill valve, Diaphragm pulsator and reciprocating drive rod, Conical water chamber/concentrate chamber. The full list with locations is in the components table on this page.
Model-specific components with their own page: Diaphragm pulsator and reciprocating drive rod, Conical water chamber/concentrate chamber (2 in total).
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