SCM ultrafine mill is a new superfine powder (325-2500 mesh) production equipment developed through accumulating years of experience in grinding mill production.
The material enters into the host, and falls down the central of bulk material disk. Due to the high speed rotary of turntable, the materials move to the round, and fall into the loop between grinding roller and grinding ring. The materials are grinded. After the first layer of grinding, the materials will fall into the lower layer for grinding again. Afterwards, the materials are taken into the powder selecting machine by fan airflow. The material that does not meet the size requirement, falls into the host to grinding again. The material that meets the size requirement, enters into the cyclone powder collector. The materials do separation and collection. The finished product powder is discharged from the discharging device.
Cage type separator can greatly improve the accuracy and fineness of the powder selecting, improving the quality of the finished products;
High yield and low energy consumption; its yield is higher of 40% than the jet mill and stirring mill, but the energy consumption is only 1/3 of the jet mill;
Clean dust is exhausted after the treatment of pulse dust collector and the rear muffler, and prevent the dust from spreading in the air, to reduce pollution and noise.
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