Product information of Grinding Mill:

The main advantage of our grinding mill over other kinds of mills is that you can grind a friable or crystalline material to 5 - 47 microns average particle size and classify in a very narrow particle size range at the same time. There are no moving parts to wear out or generate heat in our mill and no screens to plug or be punctured.

Application of CNBM Grinding Mill:

CNBM Series Micro Powder Grinder specializes in grinding fine and superfine powders of non-flammable, non-explosive and brittle materials with Moh’s hardness under 6, moisture below 6%, such as calcite, chalk, limestone, dolomite, kaolin, bentonite, talc, mica, magnetite, illite, pyrophyllite, vermiculite, sepiolite, attapulgite, rectorite, diatomite, barite, gypsum, alunite, graphite, fluorite, rock phosphat, Kalium ore, pumice, etc, totally more than 100 kinds of materials.

Technical Data of Grinding Mill Application:

FAQ：

1. What advantages does your grinding mill have?  

The main advantage of our grinding mill over other kinds of mills is that you can grind a friable or crystalline material to 5 - 47 microns average particle size and classify in a very narrow particle size range at the same time. There are no moving parts to wear out or generate heat in our mill and no screens to plug or be punctured.

2. How does your milling compare with other methods of grinding such as a hammer mill? 

Well designed, high speed mechanical mills can grind some friable materials into the low micron-size range; but, wear and product contamination is a serious problem, as is attritional heat. Practically, the high-speed mechanical mill (hammer etc. mill) cutoff is 200 mesh with a typical mid range of 80 mesh. Abrasive products will seriously erode most hammer mills, adding metallic contamination to the product. Materials that degrade with heat or have low melt temperatures are a problem in hammer mills because of the heat generated in the mill.

3. What particle size range does your grinding mill produce?

Typically the CNBM mill will grind friable or crystalline materials down to the 5 to 47 micron average particle size range. Particles larger than 10 microns are generally hard-to-fracture polymers such as toner compounds or hard waxes, and some organic materials, but if a larger size is wanted, many products can be ground larger than 10 microns by reducing power to the mill or by increasing the rate of feed. Some products are simply polished to remove sharp edges by running at elevated feed rates with low grinding pressure, a process that changes how the material compacts.

4. How do you adjust particle size in your mill?

Particle size is adjusted primarily by a change in feed rate. When the rate is reduced, finer particles result because there is more energy available per particle to accelerate the particles and the entire fluid mass. Collisions become more violent and pressure gradients become larger.