The Raymond Mill Fine Powder Processing Machine has a capacity ranging from 10 to 35 tons per hour, depending on the feed material.
This machine can process more than 300 kinds of stone materials, including calcite, calcium carbonate, dolomite, gypsum, carbon black, kaolin, marble, and many others.
The fineness of the powder produced can be adjusted between 325 to 2500 meshes, ensuring a high level of customization.
The machine utilizes centrifugal micro-fluitization technology and multiple grinding chambers to pulverize stones into uniform ultra-micro particles, with over 90% of products below 2500 mesh.
Yes, the machine features an external lubricating device that allows for lubrication without shutdown, enabling continuous operation for up to 24 hours.
Yes, the machine is designed with eco-friendly features, including a silencer and noise elimination room to reduce noise levels and comply with national environmental protection standards.
Compared to jet grinding mills and stirred mills, this machine has a 40% higher capacity at the same fineness and power, and it produces twice the yield of a ball mill.
This machine is widely used in various industries, including building, chemical, metallurgy, mining, ceramics, and more, suitable for materials with a Moh's hardness of less than 9.3.
The working principle involves crushing materials with a hammer crusher, sending them to a storage hopper, and then grinding them in multiple chambers using rollers, followed by classifying the airflow to separate finished powders.
Regular maintenance includes checking the lubrication system, inspecting the grinding rollers and rings, and ensuring that the air filter is clean to maintain optimal performance.
The maximum inlet size for materials varies by model, ranging from 10 mm to 20 mm, depending on the specific Raymond Mill model.
Key features include high pressure spring design, vibration reduction design, strong material applicability, and a superimposed multistage seal for improved sealing performance.
The fineness can be adjusted by modifying the speed of the classifier and the amount of material being fed into the grinding chambers.
The machine typically requires a three-phase power supply, with different models having varying power requirements ranging from 37 kW to 55 kW.
Support and service can be obtained through ZENITH, the manufacturer, who provides assistance for installation, operation, and maintenance of the machine.
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