Drying & Dispersing
Dry milling has requirements for water content of material (usually <4%). Materials with high water content need to be properly dried before milling or reduce the moisture content to a certain limit before milling.
The powder products involved in food, medicine, fertilizer, pesticide and other industries will inevitably appear agglomeration during transportation and storage, which affects the normal use of these products and the full play of their beneficial effects. Before milling or powder surface modification, powders need to finish depolymerization.
When the material enters the machine, it is milled at high speed, which increases the evaporation surface area, has a large drying capacity, significant energy savings, and a high thermal efficiency of more than 70%.
The quality of dried products is uniform, and the maximum dehydration capacity can reach 2t/h. Product modification can also be performed simultaneously.
The operation is simple, dust-free, and requires low maintenance costs, with a variety of automatic protection functions and high reliability.
Rotor Mill for drying, dispersing and modifying
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