Sand washer for large amount of sand (8 lines launcher) blueprint layout

Imported, not independently tested · Not stated by the source · Community submission

Sand washer for large amount of sand (8 lines launcher)

Sand washer for large amount of sand (8 lines launcher) with water buffer and logic to avoid overflow.

Sourcing & Verification

Blueprint string reproduced byte-for-byte from community submission #178 on sandustryvault.com and published verbatim. We have not re-tested it in our own save. Footprint, power draw and throughput are not published by the source, so we do not state them.

Design Intent & Problem Solved

Sand washer for large amount of sand (8 lines launcher) with water buffer and logic to avoid overflow.

Layout Render from the Original Submission

● Source layout render 11191 char string 8 machine types
Sand washer for large amount of sand (8 lines launcher) layout render from the original community submission
Drag to pan · Scroll to zoom · Render published with the original submission on sandustryvault.com

Layout Evidence & In-Game Captures

Machinery & Source Data

Machinery Types in the Payload

  • Signal Gate
  • Signal Presence Sensor
  • Signal Lamp
  • Conveyor Left Mk 2
  • Conveyor Right Mk 2
  • Launcher Right Mk 2
  • Filter Wall Mk 2
  • Launcher Up Mk 2

Community Adoption

  • 8 in-game copies reported
  • 11191 character string

Source Tags

  • washer
  • sand

Reported Footprint & Power

  • Footprint: not published by the source
  • Power draw: not published by the source

Safe Placement & Cold-Start Checklist

  1. Place the module in open space with 2-block perimeter clearance before connecting production lines.
  2. Confirm research prerequisites, conveyor speed match, and liquid drop-pipe heights.
  3. Leave an inspection gap so any blocked Shaker or mineral slurry overflow can be drained safely.
  4. Verify power grid capacity satisfies the initial startup spike before feeding raw ore.

⚠️ Known Failure Modes & Anti-Clog Safeguards

Not reproduced in our own save yet, so no failure modes are confirmed here. Check the linked original submission for any notes from the author.