200tph Silica Sand Wash Plant for Glass Sands in Tunisia - CDE Projects

The specialist clear glass sand market requires adherence to superior standards and therefore the company required the most advanced, durable and sustainable processing equipment, capable of producing up to 200 tons per hour
Tunisian-based SOMEVAM wanted to extend its operations into specialist glass sand production to increase its profitability. SOMEVAM had previously been producing road base and concrete sands for the commodity market, with reduced profitability. They wanted to differentiate their product offering to open a range of international markets.
The custom CDE plant at the SOMEVAM quarry recovers 100% of the feed material, transforming it into five in-spec materials. The system is fully flexible and currently produces glass sand (30-100 MESH) and a range of other products: oversize (+6 MESH), coarse sand (6-30 MESH), ultrafines (100-400 MESH) and foundry sand for a range of applications (30-400 MESH); all ready for sale straight from the belts.
The flexibility of the CDE solution enables the equipment to be tailored for other cut points in line with different market specifications.
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How much is the whole plant ?

[@CDEGlobalCookstown]

Hi Sive, thanks for your enquiry. If you could contact us at [e-mail], a member of our team will be happy to follow up with you. Thanks.

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looking for 50mt per/hr silica washing plant.

[@CDEGlobalCookstown]

Hello, Please contact enquiries:cdegroup.com with more information on your project and some contact details to allow us to get your local CDE rep to discuss your project further. Thanks, CDE

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%Fe2O3 in Glass sand ?

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Under 0,05