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'''Table Roller Mills''' features conical grinding rolls for high-pressure comminution. The grinding rolls are equipped with a hydraulic pressure mechanism for all machine sizes. Its applications are suitable for materials up to a maximum Mohs' hardness of 6 with up to 6% quartz content. Examples include talc, dolomite, quicklime, calcium hydroxide, gypsum, phosphates, and chemical raw materials. | |||
The Table Roller Mill features a compact design and yields high throughput rates at high fines without excessive vibration. Two internal classifier styles are offered in accordance with the desired fineness. Fineness as low as D97 10 microns is possible with soft and medium hardness functional mineral fillers. The Table Roller Mill is characteristic of low noise - low vibration operation, even at high fineness grinds. | |||
==Applications== | |||
*Talc | |||
*Feldspar | |||
*Ball clay | |||
*Calcium hydroxide | |||
*Lime | |||
*Calcium carbonate | |||
*Kaolin-meta-kaolin | |||
*Bentanite clay | |||
Latest revision as of 04:59, 16 October 2012
Table Roller Mills features conical grinding rolls for high-pressure comminution. The grinding rolls are equipped with a hydraulic pressure mechanism for all machine sizes. Its applications are suitable for materials up to a maximum Mohs' hardness of 6 with up to 6% quartz content. Examples include talc, dolomite, quicklime, calcium hydroxide, gypsum, phosphates, and chemical raw materials.
The Table Roller Mill features a compact design and yields high throughput rates at high fines without excessive vibration. Two internal classifier styles are offered in accordance with the desired fineness. Fineness as low as D97 10 microns is possible with soft and medium hardness functional mineral fillers. The Table Roller Mill is characteristic of low noise - low vibration operation, even at high fineness grinds.
Applications
- Talc
- Feldspar
- Ball clay
- Calcium hydroxide
- Lime
- Calcium carbonate
- Kaolin-meta-kaolin
- Bentanite clay