BATEMAN Apic jigs process
coal in India
BATEMAN is actively expanding its jigging business in India and several
orders for Bateman Apic coal-processing jigs have been received during
the past year from that part of the world.
While BATEMAN provides the technology, the bulk of the equipment
which has to be imported and the supervision for the erection and
commissioning of the process plant on site, its partner in India,
Delkor Technik India, provides all equipment sourced locally, the
site labour and any additional services which may be necessary.
The most recent order is from ACB, the largest private coal-transport
and beneficiation company in India. This is for a 300 t/h Apic jig,
to wash the final grades of medium-sized coal fractions at the Dipka
washery. This will be the second Bateman Apic jig to be supplied to
ACB, which took delivery this year of a 300 t/h jig to process the
small coal fractions at the Chakabura washery.
Earlier this year, Nair Sons of Hyderabad placed an order for a 250
t/h Apic jig to prepare and wash coal at its Mandamari washery. In
respect of this project, BATEMAN will be providing its expertise in
coal processing and project engineering and, in the course of 2005,
will assist in the erection and commissioning of the jig, which will
form the core of the washery.
According to Vincent Dieudonn, BATEMAN Manager, Jigging, the requirements
of the Indian market are demanding. However, because Bateman Apic
jigs are capital effective and contain the most up-to-date control
technology for the effective processing of all size fractions of coal,
there seems to be increasing interest in our products.
"Besides this, BATEMAN was able to meet the tight delivery deadlines
specified and, through its partner in India, could provide the assurance
of a local back-up service required by the clients," said Dieudonn.
More information is available from Vincent Dieudonn
on +27-11-899-2343 or email
jigging@batemanengineering.com.
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