- LIFETIME WARRANTY. MADE IN THE USA.
- The #1 selling Miller Table in the world, for good reason.
- Recovery your gold the easy way. Up to 400 mesh. Add water, and plug it in. Watch the black sand separate from your gold. Let the machine do the work. Sweep your gold directly into the twin gold trap vials. The unit is self contained, recirculating, and portable. We test every unit before it ships out.
- The Miller Table is 16 inches long, 10 inches wide. The complete unit is 8 pounds. Fine gold sticks to the Miller Table like a magnet. The process is Patented, US Patent No. 7012209. The Miller Table becomes positively charged in moving water. Gold becomes negatively charged in moving water. Positive objects attract negative charged objects. This explains how gold particles in flowing water stick to it like a magnet.
- INCLUDED: Miller Table --- 110V Electric Water Pump 200 GPH --- Support Arm with Thumb Nuts --- Heavy Duty Black Tub with Lid --- 2 Gold Vials --- Tailing Bin --- Brush--- Instructions. The Miller Table angle and level adjustment is easy and fast. Just turn the 2 thumb nuts up or down.
The surface tension of water causes flour gold to actually float on the water surface. This is something you do not want to happen. Floating gold particles are difficult to capture. Jet Dry, or commonly used automatic dishwashing detergent acts as a wetting agent and surfactant to reduce the surface tension of water. It allows the water to make greater contact with the gold. You have heard of the term "mesh size". Figuring out the mesh size is easy. Just count the number of openings in one inch of screen. The number of openings is the mesh size. 5 mesh screen means there are five little squares across one linear inch of screen. A 200 mesh screen has 200 openings, and so on. As the number describing the mesh size increases, the particle size decreases. Higher numbers equal finer powder. Mesh size is not a precise measurement of particle size. Screens can be made of different thicknesses of wire. The thicker the wires, the smaller the particle size passing through that screen, and vise versa. What do the (-) and plus ( ) signs mean when describing mesh sizes? -100 mesh gold means that all the particles are retained on a 100 mesh screen.
