CFS Density Separator

Classifying Tank

• The “next generation” in technology, delivering superior performance

• Dated technology, offering poor classification capabilities.

• Maximum yield to saleable products; minimum waste.

• Lower yield and higher waste.

• Low maintenance cost – cost per ton of production approaches zero.

• More required maintenance means higher costs.

• F.M. control is simple — cut point is easily changed from control room.

• Less F.M. control.

• Allows you to produce two or more sands at one time.

• Makes only two products, plus waste stream.

• Few moving parts. Generally only one.

• Many moving parts and manually adjusted linkages.

• Easily creates specialty sands: golf course, foundry, glass, frac, filter, blast grit.

• No ability to make specialty sands without substantial losses.

• Operates automatically without any personnel.

• Needs to be programmed and continuously monitored.

• Not sensitive to changes in feed gradation or feed rate, up to rated capacity.

• Large swings in feed analysis require operational changes.

• Very high production rates, with low water demand.

• High water demand.

• Compact footprint.

• Large footprint – high static load.