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[[File:Knife | [[File:Knife Cutters_2.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Knife Cutters]] | ||
[[File:Knife | [[File:Knife Cutters_1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Knife Cutters Rotary]] | ||
'''Knife Cutters''' are designed primarily as a cutter/cracker for grains, spices, roots and related food products. One of the more popular applications is cutting corn for chicken feed. It delivers controlled end product sizes with minimum fines at ultra-high rates, achieved by means of five rotating blades cutting against four stationary blades, and propelling on-size particles through a perforated screen with 270° of exposure. An extensive selection of screen sizes allows tight control over end product sizes. | '''Knife Cutters''' are designed primarily as a cutter/cracker for grains, spices, roots and related food products. One of the more popular applications is cutting corn for chicken feed. It delivers controlled end product sizes with minimum fines at ultra-high rates, achieved by means of five rotating blades cutting against four stationary blades, and propelling on-size particles through a perforated screen with 270° of exposure. An extensive selection of screen sizes allows tight control over end product sizes. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:20, 14 October 2012
Knife Cutters are designed primarily as a cutter/cracker for grains, spices, roots and related food products. One of the more popular applications is cutting corn for chicken feed. It delivers controlled end product sizes with minimum fines at ultra-high rates, achieved by means of five rotating blades cutting against four stationary blades, and propelling on-size particles through a perforated screen with 270° of exposure. An extensive selection of screen sizes allows tight control over end product sizes.
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