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'''Cone Mills''' are used for the size reduction of medium or coarse materials that tend to be soft, sticky, fatty or fragile materials which are used in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Industrial Cone mills tend to consist of a cone in which a impeller bar and screen are located. Material is fed into the cone through an in-feed chute via gravity or vacuum. The material passes to a rotating impeller which forces the material through the holes in the screen until the material has been milled. | |||
Cone mills can be integrated with vacuum transfer for an automated milling process. Integrated milling methods, such as using vacuum transfer to pass product through a mill, is a well proven method of rapid dust-free processing. | |||
==Features== | |||
*Totally Stainless Steel Construction with S.S. 316 contact parts | |||
*Suitable for side reduction of wet and dry material | |||
*Provide option of inline milling with Mixer, Blender & Sifter machines. | |||
==Video== | |||
<youtube>A8xhUybjZ28</youtube> | |||
Latest revision as of 03:22, 12 October 2012
Cone Mills are used for the size reduction of medium or coarse materials that tend to be soft, sticky, fatty or fragile materials which are used in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Industrial Cone mills tend to consist of a cone in which a impeller bar and screen are located. Material is fed into the cone through an in-feed chute via gravity or vacuum. The material passes to a rotating impeller which forces the material through the holes in the screen until the material has been milled.
Cone mills can be integrated with vacuum transfer for an automated milling process. Integrated milling methods, such as using vacuum transfer to pass product through a mill, is a well proven method of rapid dust-free processing.
Features
- Totally Stainless Steel Construction with S.S. 316 contact parts
- Suitable for side reduction of wet and dry material
- Provide option of inline milling with Mixer, Blender & Sifter machines.
Video