A batch of 22 kW mining rake winch has completed factory testing, packing and loading for shipment to a metal mine in South America. The equipment is specified for short-distance raking and concentration of ore and broken rock. The customer's name is not disclosed.
The project requires equipment to gather loose ore and broken rock over a short distance at a South American metal mine. The required task is material raking and concentration within the working area, rather than long-distance mine haulage.
The confirmed equipment requirement was a 22 kW electric rake winch with a double-wire-rope arrangement. This case records that configuration and the completed delivery stage.
The working-condition information identifies four selection inputs: a metal-mining application, ore and broken rock as the handled material, a short-distance raking duty, and South America as the destination region. These are the project conditions used here; no unconfirmed mine dimensions are added.
Published data for the 2JP/2JPB-22 product family state an operating slope below 44 degrees and list 380 V, 415 V or 440 V supply options. These are model references, not confirmed site values for this project.
The selected solution is a 22 kW mining rake winch in the 2JP/2JPB-22 product family, using separate main and auxiliary steel wire ropes. The product's published specification provides the reference values below; they describe the model, not measured results from the customer's mine.
Model family: 2JP-22 / 2JPB-22
Motor power: 22 kW
Average pulling force: 20 kN
Main / auxiliary rope speed: 1.2 / 1.6 m/s
Main / auxiliary rope diameter: 14 / 11 mm
Main / auxiliary drum capacity: 80 / 100 m
Overall dimensions: 1,600 x 730 x 640 mm
Weight: <= 900 kg, excluding the rake
The stated duty is to rake and concentrate ore and broken rock over a short distance. Selecting an electric scraper rake winch directly matches that work method without treating the winch as long-distance transport equipment or claiming an unverified output.
The project configuration fixes motor power at 22 kW. For the corresponding 2JP/2JPB-22 model, the published average pulling force is 20 kN. This figure is a model-selection reference, not a site productivity or cycle-output claim.
The double-rope configuration is represented by published data for a 14 mm main rope and an 11 mm auxiliary rope. Their listed speeds are 1.2 m/s and 1.6 m/s, with drum capacities of 80 m and 100 m respectively. These paired values support rope-route and drum-capacity review; the actual site layout remains subject to the mine plan.
The published overall dimensions are 1,600 x 730 x 640 mm, and listed equipment weight is no more than 900 kg excluding the rake. These are physical references for transport and installation review, not a claim about site clearance.
Before packing, the 22 kW mining rake winch underwent a comprehensive factory test. The project record confirms completion but provides no individual measured values, so no additional test result is claimed.
For export transport, the equipment received multilayer protection using plastic, foam and a wooden case. The shipment photographs document the machine before packing, the winch wrapped inside an open wooden case, and the closed export cases positioned on the vehicle for dispatch.
As of 3 September 2026, factory testing, protective packing, case sealing and loading have been completed, and the equipment has been dispatched for South America. This is the confirmed result of the current project stage; no post-installation performance claim is made.
For a similar metal-mine application, model review should begin with the required raking task and then confirm pulling force, main and auxiliary rope speeds, rope diameters, drum capacities, slope, supply voltage and installation space. These inputs allow model data to be checked against the actual duty.
Review the 22 kW electric rake winch product page for this model and the Electric Scraper Rake Winch range when comparing adjacent power sizes. Share the material, raking distance, gradient, power supply and layout for a project-specific check of the 22 kW mining rake winch.
