For gold miners across Africa – from Ghana to Sudan, DRC to Zimbabwe – one of the biggest frustrations is losing fine gold during the washing and sluicing process. You may have rich ground, but if your gold mine carpet isn’t designed properly, you’re literally washing away your profits.
That’s where Annilte comes in.
As a leading conveyor belt and mining mat manufacturer, Annilte (brand: Annilte) has developed a specialised gold mine carpet – also known as gold recovery mat or miner’s moss – that is engineered specifically for African mining conditions.
Most standard carpets wear out quickly under heavy sand, stone, and water flow. They lose their loop structure, fail to trap fine gold, and require replacement every few weeks. Annilte’s gold mine carpet solves these problems:
High-density loops – captures fine gold particles as small as 100 mesh
Wear-resistant rubber backing – withstands abrasive ores and heavy loads
Flexible yet durable – easy to install in sluice boxes, even in remote sites
Water and chemical resistant – works under high-pressure water flow without delamination
Longer service life – 3–5 times longer than ordinary carpets, reducing downtime
Whether you run a small-scale artisanal mining operation or a medium-sized gold processing plant, every gram counts. Annilte’s gold mine carpet increases recovery rates by up to 15–20% compared to worn-out or low-quality mats.
“After switching to Annilte gold carpet, our team recovered an extra 2–3 grams per shift. That’s real money.” – Mine operator, Ghana
In the field, time is money. Annilte gold carpets are designed for quick cleaning – simply lift, rinse, and reinstall. The non-stick surface prevents clay and fine sands from clogging the loops, so you spend less time washing and more time processing.