Adaptor for sluice system 10 cm

Scope of delivery

• 1x adapter for Sluice Body 10cm, glued and sealed
• 2x screw set for universal connector Sluice System 10cm (one set contains: 2x knurled screw, 2x cylinder screw, 8x washer, all stainless steel)

Recommended accessories:

• Goldblitz Sluice Body for Sluice System 10cm

Adapter for Sluice System 10cm

This is an adapter for e.g. to connect two channel bodies with one another or a channel body with a funnel. No adapters are required for the connection of a gutter to the headboard or the funnel with the headboard, the headboard already has an adapter installed. Since Version II of the Cleanup Sluice, no adapter is needet for the Cleanup Sluice anymore and will not be delivered with it.

Here is a tutorial how to open and close the universal connection (2.5MB, print version).

Tail extension and combination

In many cases, it may be useful to distribute the individual functions of the inlay (for example, fining mercury, flitter gold in the stream, etc.) to different channel bodies and to combine these with an adapter for the current application. Example: If you have an inlay "Fine Gold" and an inlay "Goldfisch Rock'n'Roll" is actually armed for all cases:

• The "fine gold" is used for the stationary wash-out trough.
• The inlay "fine gold" is also used in the stream as a cleanup sluice after washing. If the found gold is bigger (around the 1-2mm) the inlay "Goldfish Rock'n'Roll" can be placed behind the adapter for security.
• The inlay "Goldfisch Rock'n'Roll" is used as a prospecting channel.
• If you want to use the gutter as a mini-high banker anyway, the inlays "Fine Gold" and "Goldfisch Rock'n'Roll" clash behind each other and can thus directly wash out relatively coarse material.
• If you have a lot of black sand, you can equip an extra chest with real metal reef and also integrate it into the gutter. There are no limits to the user, a perfect adaptation to the current fund situation is always easy and inexpensive possible!

The above described combination "Feingold" + "Goldfisch Rock'n'Roll" directly at the brook. It was pre-sieved with a coarse sieve and then fed to the smooth rubber just behind the funnel.