Milling Plant

Introduction

The milling plant we manufacture is designed for efficient size reduction. Raw materials enter the crushing chamber through the top inlet, where they are impacted and shattered by high-speed hammers mounted on a rotating rotor. Materials with particle sizes smaller than the screen aperture pass through the screen immediately. Meanwhile, air surrounding the rotor rotates in the same direction, creating a centrifugal effect. Particles that have not been sufficiently reduced are carried along with the airflow but are not impacted by the hammers. As these materials and air reach the recirculating groove, their direction is altered, redirecting the material back into the hammering zone. This ensures that the material is repeatedly impacted until it meets the required particle size and passes through the screen. This mechanism significantly enhances crushing efficiency by ensuring thorough and repeated impact within the chamber.