Horizontal sand mill

Main features of horizontal sand mill

The machine is designed with advanced technology and features a closed continuous production process. The product is finely ground and dispersed, with excellent quality and high production efficiency. The material is produced in a sealed state, effectively preventing the drying, skinning, and solvent evaporation of the material. Double end mechanical seal, dual protection, zero leakage. New dynamic separation structure, smoother discharge, and fewer vulnerable parts

Equipped with an outer cylinder mobile disassembly bracket, it is very convenient for disassembly, assembly, and maintenance. The feeding pump adopts gear pump or pneumatic diaphragm pump, which is easy to adjust the feeding size and has reliable working performance. In addition, the horizontal sand grinder does not require a dedicated installation foundation and can be changed in installation position as needed at any time.

Horizontal sand grinder is a high-efficiency wet ultrafine grinding and dispersing machine widely used in non-metallic mineral industries such as coatings, dyes, paints, inks, pharmaceuticals, magnetic powders, ferrites, photosensitive films, pesticides, papermaking, and cosmetics. Horizontal sand mills can be divided into ordinary horizontal sand mills, wheel pin horizontal sand mills, toothed disc horizontal sand mills, and turbine horizontal sand mills according to their different structures.

The horizontal sanding machine is the essence of the current domestic and foreign models. It has the advantages of high efficiency, strong work continuity, less pollution, reliable self-control, low cost, compact structure, elegant shape, convenient use and maintenance, and especially has strong practicability.

1. Ordinary horizontal sand mills are divided into five types based on the effective volume of the working cylinder: WS-15, WS-20, WS-25, WS-30, and WS-45.

2. Divided into carbon steel and stainless steel according to the material in contact with the material.

3. According to specific usage conditions and requirements, there are a total of 20 types of motors, including explosion-proof and ordinary motors.