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Engineering Supply. Delivering Results.

We specify the equipment before we source it.

Mining and mineral-processing equipment, spares and wear parts — procured against a proper duty specification, verified before it ships, delivered to your site. Not a parts catalogue. Not a broker.

Dubai · IFZA Freezone  |  One contracting entity: Sunrise Global Solutions - FZCO

Start where your problem is

Your flowsheet is our menu.

Pick the stage you need equipment or spares for. Each stage lists what we supply — and exactly what we need from you in order to quote it.

Feed & handling01 Crushing02 Screening03 Milling04 Classification05 Separation06 Dewatering07 Tailings & water08 Pumps & slurry09 Conveying10 CROSS-CUTTING — PRESENT AT EVERY STAGE Spares & wear parts11 — RECURRING Consumables & reagents12 — RECURRING Power supply13 — WITH ENERGY FLOW SOLUTIONS SUPPORT & RECURRING — WHERE A PLANT ACTUALLY SPENDS ITS MONEY

Select a stage. Your stage not shown? Tell us the duty — we will still quote it.

What we supply

Equipment, by process stage.

Beside each stage is the specification we need in order to quote. If you can answer it, we can price it. If you cannot, we will help you work it out.

01 — FEED & HANDLING

Feed & material handling

Everything between the ROM pad and the first crusher — the stage most often under-specified, and the one that stalls a plant.

  • ROM bins & hoppers
  • Apron feeders
  • Vibrating grizzly feeders
  • Belt feeders
  • Rock breakers
  • Chutes & liners

To quote, we need

Top size
ROM top size (mm)
Throughput
Required t/h — design and peak
Material
Ore type, bulk density (t/m³)
Moisture
% moisture and clay content
Feed method
Truck tip, loader, stockpile
Power
Site voltage / frequency

Sticky, wet or clay-bearing feed changes the entire selection. Tell us early.

02 — CRUSHING

Crushing

Primary, secondary and tertiary — fixed, skid or mobile. Selected on work index and product curve, not on catalogue tonnage.

  • Jaw crushers
  • Cone crushers
  • Impact crushers
  • Roll crushers
  • Mobile / skid plants
  • Crusher wear parts

To quote, we need

Feed
F80 / top size (mm)
Product
Target P80 or product curve
Throughput
t/h
Ore
Bond Work Index, Abrasion Index (Ai)
Circuit
Open or closed, number of stages
Install
Fixed, skid or mobile
Power
Voltage / frequency

Without Wi and Ai, a crusher quote is a guess. We will not send you one.

03 — SCREENING

Screening & sizing

Wet and dry screening, from scalping to fine sizing — including the screen media, which is where the running cost actually lives.

  • Vibrating screens
  • Banana screens
  • Trommels
  • Scalpers
  • Screen media (rubber / PU / wire)
  • Springs & exciters

To quote, we need

Feed
t/h and size distribution
Cut size
Target aperture(s) in mm
Decks
Number of decks / cuts
Duty
Wet or dry, moisture %
Media
Preferred media, existing panel size
Space
Footprint available

Send a photo of the existing panel and its frame — we can match the media exactly.

04 — MILLING

Milling & grinding

The largest power draw in the plant. Specified on grind energy, not on mill diameter.

  • Ball mills
  • Rod mills
  • SAG / AG mills
  • Vertical / stirred mills
  • Mill liners
  • Grinding media

To quote, we need

Feed
F80 (mm)
Product
Target P80 (µm)
Throughput
t/h
Ore
Bond Work Index (kWh/t)
Circuit
Open, or closed with cyclones
Liners
Rubber, steel or composite
Media
Ball size and grade used today
Power
Installed kW available

Liners and media are the recurring spend. We quote them as a programme, not one-off.

05 — CLASSIFICATION

Classification

Getting the cut point right is what stops the mill grinding what is already fine enough.

  • Hydrocyclones & clusters
  • Spiral classifiers
  • Cyclone liners (rubber / ceramic)
  • Distributors
  • Pressure & density instrumentation

To quote, we need

Slurry
Flow (m³/h)
Solids
% solids by weight, SG of solids
Cut point
Target d50 (µm)
Type
Cyclone cluster or spiral classifier
Liner
Rubber or ceramic (abrasivity)
Pressure
Available feed pressure (kPa)

Send the existing cyclone make with apex and vortex sizes — we can often improve the cut without new hardware.

06 — SEPARATION & RECOVERY

Separation & recovery

Gravity, flotation, magnetic or leach — the route follows your mineralogy, not what a supplier happens to hold in stock.

  • Flotation cells
  • Spirals & shaking tables
  • Jigs & centrifugal concentrators
  • Magnetic separators
  • CIL / CIP tanks & agitators
  • Elution & electrowinning

To quote, we need

Mineral
Target mineral and head grade
Liberation
Liberation size (µm)
Route
Gravity / flotation / magnetic / leach
Throughput
t/h and % solids
Target
Recovery % and concentrate grade
Reagents
Current regime, if any
Water
Quality and availability

If you have an assay or a met test report, send it. It changes the selection more than anything else.

07 — DEWATERING

Dewatering

Cake moisture and water recovery — the two numbers that decide both the equipment and the operating cost.

  • Thickeners & clarifiers
  • Filter presses
  • Belt & vacuum filters
  • Dewatering screens
  • Flocculant dosing
  • Filter cloths

To quote, we need

Slurry
Flow (m³/h), % solids, SG
Target
Cake moisture % required
Particle
Size distribution (µm)
Flocculant
Type and dose, if known
Water
Recovery target %
Space
Area / height available

A settling test result beats every assumption we could make on your behalf.

08 — TAILINGS & WATER

Tailings & water

Moving tailings and getting the water back — where pipeline head and wear life decide the whole cost.

  • Tailings pumps
  • HDPE & rubber-lined pipe
  • Cyclone stacking
  • Water return pumps
  • Valves & spool pieces
  • Flow & density instrumentation

To quote, we need

Flow
m³/h and % solids
Distance
Pipeline length and static head (m)
Particle
Top size and abrasivity
Route
Profile / elevation changes
Water
Return target (m³/h)

A hand sketch of the pipeline profile is enough to start. It does not need to be a drawing.

09 — CROSS-CUTTING

Pumps & slurry handling

Present at every stage, and the most common single cause of unplanned downtime. Selected on duty and wear life, not on a curve alone.

  • Slurry pumps
  • Froth pumps
  • Vertical sump pumps
  • Wet-end spares & liners
  • Mechanical seals
  • Hoses, valves & pipework

To quote, we need

Duty
Flow (m³/h) and head (m)
Slurry
% solids, SG, top particle size
Abrasivity
Ore type / Abrasion Index
Wet end
Hi-chrome or rubber
Drive
Motor kW, V / Hz, belt or direct
Service
Continuous or intermittent
Existing
Make and model being replaced

Tell us the wear life you get today. That number, not the catalogue, drives the selection.

10 — CROSS-CUTTING

Conveying & material transfer

Belts, idlers and transfer points — plus the chute detail that stops the spillage nobody budgeted for.

  • Belt conveyors
  • Idlers & pulleys
  • Belting & splicing
  • Transfer chutes & liners
  • Belt scrapers
  • Stackers & radial stackers

To quote, we need

Capacity
t/h
Geometry
Centre distance, lift, incline (°)
Belt
Width, ply / grade if replacing
Material
Lump size, bulk density, abrasivity
Environment
Dust, water, ambient temperature
Existing
Idler make and roll diameter

For idlers and pulleys, the roll diameter and shaft detail matter more than the brand.

13 — POWER SUPPLY

Plant power — the cheapest tonne is the one you did not burn diesel for.

In most African operations, power is the largest single line in the operating cost — and the most common reason a plant runs below nameplate. We size the supply against your real load profile and quote the option that is cheapest per kilowatt-hour delivered, not the one with the lowest sticker price.

  • Diesel & HFO gensets
  • Gas gensets (CNG / LNG)
  • Grid connection & transformers
  • Solar + battery hybrid
  • Switchgear & synchronisation
  • Fuel handling & storage

In-house, not outsourced. Power is specified together with Energy Flow Solutions, our sister division for power and gas equipment. Same company, same contract, one invoice — you do not get handed to a third party.

To size the supply, we need

Load
Connected kW and running kW
Profile
Load curve — 24 h, and shutdown days
Hours
Operating hours per year
Fuel
Diesel / HFO / gas price delivered to site
Grid
Available? Reliability, outage hours/month
Site
Altitude, ambient temp (both derate gensets)
Growth
Planned expansion within 5 years

We come back with an LCOE comparison — cost per kWh delivered — not just a genset price.

11 & 12 — The recurring business

Spares, wear parts & consumables.

Most of what a plant actually buys is not a new machine — it is the part that wore out. This is where we intend to earn the relationship.

We supply OEM and equivalent wear and spare parts — mill liners and grinding media, crusher wear parts, screen media, pump wet ends, cyclone liners, belting, idlers and filter cloths.

Where an equivalent part performs as well as the OEM item, we will say so and price both. Where it does not, we will tell you that too. We would rather lose the order than send you a part that fails early — a failed wear part costs you a shift, not a discount.

  • Mill liners
  • Grinding media
  • Crusher wear parts
  • Screen media
  • Pump wet ends
  • Cyclone liners
  • Belting & idlers
  • Filter cloths

To quote a spare, we need

Machine
Make, model, serial number
Part
Part number — or a photo / drawing
Material
Current material spec, if known
Wear life
Hours or tonnes you get today
Quantity
Per order and per year
Urgency
Breakdown or planned shutdown
Delivery
Site and nearest port

A photo of the worn part and its nameplate is usually enough. Send it on WhatsApp.

12 — CONSUMABLES & REAGENTS

Consumables & process reagents

The order a plant places most often is not a spare part — it is the drum that ran out. Reagents and consumables are a monthly commitment, and running dry costs you a pour, not a purchase order.

We supply against your consumption rate, not against a one-off enquiry: a standing schedule, consolidated shipment, one arrival — instead of five suppliers and five sets of paperwork.

  • Activated carbon
  • Sodium cyanide
  • Lime (pH control)
  • Flocculants
  • Collectors & frothers
  • Caustic soda
  • Hydrochloric acid (elution)
  • Zinc (Merrill-Crowe)
  • Antiscalant
  • Assay & laboratory reagents
  • Grinding media
  • Fuel & lubricants

On regulated chemicals we will say no when we must. Cyanide and comparable reagents are export-controlled and require permits, correct packaging and an ICMI-compliant chain. If the paperwork is not right, we will not ship it — and we will tell you why rather than quietly stall.

To quote consumables, we need

Item
Product name, grade and purity
Consumption
kg/t ore — or tonnes per month
Current
Supplier and spec you use today
Packaging
Drums, big bags, ISO tank, bulk
Storage
On-site capacity and hazmat facilities
Schedule
Delivery frequency required
Port
Entry port and inland route
Permits
Import permits already held

Send us last year's consumption. We will quote a standing schedule, not a spot price.

How we work

Five steps. No shortcut at step one.

The difference between procurement and brokerage sits entirely in steps one and three.

01

Specify

We turn the duty into a written specification. If data is missing, we tell you which measurement or test will settle it.

02

Source

We approach manufacturers against that specification and compare on price, lead time and fit — not on whoever answers first.

03

Verify

Certificates, material reports and — where the value justifies it — inspection or witness testing before the goods leave the works.

04

Ship

Consolidation in Dubai, full documentation, Incoterms agreed in writing, freight and customs clearance.

05

Deliver

Followed through to the project gate — and if something slips, you hear it from us before you have to ask.

Who we are — and are not

We would rather be clear than impressive.

  • NOTAn OEM. We do not manufacture. We select, source and verify — which is exactly why we can stay honest about which make actually suits your duty.
  • NOTAn EPC. We do not design, build or commission plants. We supply equipment into your project, or into your contractor's.
  • NOTA broker. A broker forwards your enquiry. We write a specification first — which is why our questions are harder and our quotes are fewer.
  • NEWA new division. Mining Flow Solutions was formed in 2026. We have no long list of past projects to show you, and we will not invent one. What we will do is answer your technical questions properly — and let that speak for us.

Send us the duty

Tell us the problem, not the part number.

You do not need a finished specification to talk to us. Send what you have — a photo, a nameplate, a tonnage, a complaint — and we will tell you what else is needed.

Send us this — it saves a week

  1. What it is for: the process stage — or the machine make, model and serial
  2. The duty: t/h, flow, head, size — whatever you have
  3. A photo of the part, the nameplate, or the problem
  4. Quantity, and whether this is a breakdown or a planned shutdown
  5. Delivery site and nearest port
  6. Site power: voltage and frequency
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