Swing granulator is a device that forces a mixture of wet powder through a sieve under the positive and negative rotation of a rotating drum to produce particles. Type C is a heavy-duty material suitable for making particles from materials with high viscosity. This machine is mainly suitable for manufacturing various specifications of particles in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and food. After drying, it can be used to press various shaped products. The machine can also be used to crush and condense dry materials into blocks. Explosion proof devices can be added.
What are the main structural characteristics of the swing pellet machine?
1. The machine is sturdy and powerful, easy to operate, runs smoothly, and has a large capacity bucket. The rotating drum is made of stainless steel to ensure the quality, cleanliness, and colorfastness of the processed material.
2. The mesh size of the mesh sieve should be determined by the particle size requirements and provided by the user. Its device is clamped with two steel pipes, easy to install and disassemble, and supported by fine toothed gears for appropriate adjustment.
3. The material contact points are made of 304 stainless steel material, which has the advantages of beautiful and generous appearance, easy cleaning, simple operation, and low energy consumption.
Introduction to Some Applications of Swing Granulator:
1. Swing granulator is a type of granulator that uses the swinging action of a rotating drum to grind wet powder raw materials into particles through a wire sieve. It can also be widely used to crush them into chunks and turn them into ready-made particles.
2. It is not suitable for semi-solid, fluid, slurry, or abrasion applications.
3. In the field of chemical drugs, it is used as a wet powder to grind into particles, which are then dried and compressed into tablets. It can also be crushed into blocks that solidify during storage or block during chemical processing. In the food industry, it is used to process candies, sugar mixtures, malt milk, and other products. In other industries such as ceramics, plastics, and other mixtures, it becomes molded particles.