See BOYUN machining, welding, assembly, quality inspection and factory testing capabilities for vacuum and ceramic disc filters used in mining projects.
Core workflowFabricate to inspectBuild basisApproved drawings
Fabricate to inspectCore workflow
Approved drawingsBuild basis
Project recordsQuality evidence
Factory inspectionFinal gate
Production workflow
Manufacturing Controls Follow the Equipment Build
Each project should move through controlled drawings, material identification, fabrication, machining, assembly, coating and final inspection, with hold points matched to the customer’s quality plan.
1
Technical release
Confirm approved drawings, bill of materials, interfaces and inspection requirements.
2
Material control
Check specified materials and retain the required identification or supplier documentation.
3
Fabrication
Control forming, fit-up and welding against released dimensions and procedures.
4
Machining and assembly
Verify shafts, sealing faces, sectors, drives and rotating interfaces before final assembly.
5
Inspection and release
Record dimensional, functional, coating and documentation checks before shipment.
What customers can review
Evidence for Supplier Qualification
Procurement and engineering teams can request the documents relevant to their contract and inspection plan.
Technical
Drawings and data sheets
Approved dimensions, connections, utilities and performance basis define what is being built.
Quality
Inspection and test records
Project records can cover agreed incoming, in-process and final checks.
Delivery
Packing and interface review
Shipment preparation, lifting considerations and site responsibilities are confirmed before dispatch.
Visible equipment evidence
Manufacturing and Equipment Details
Use current project photographs and inspection records to verify the relevant capability rather than relying on generic claims.
Machined center-shaft and vacuum-path interfaces require dimensional and sealing checks.Sector fit, drainage path and media attachment influence assembly and maintenance.Final review connects the filter body, drives, vacuum, filtrate and controls.
Use these answers to prepare a useful discussion with BOYUN. Final equipment selection still depends on project data.
Why is representative slurry data required?
Mineral names do not define filterability. Particle-size distribution, mineralogy, clay, reagent chemistry, feed solids and temperature can change cake formation, permeability and release. Use the filterability test process when performance is commercially important.
What information should be sent for a preliminary review?
Provide duty, mineral, dry throughput, feed solids, particle size or P80, target moisture, operating hours, elevation and available utilities through the disc filter quote page.
Does BOYUN guarantee cake moisture from a mineral name?
No. A responsible target must be tied to representative feed data, test conditions and an agreed equipment and operating basis.
Define the Next Engineering Step
Share the slurry, dry throughput, feed solids, particle size and target cake moisture. BOYUN will identify missing data and recommend testing, sizing or a suitable filter configuration.
