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Cutting Mills with Cyclone Separator: Unlocks New Possibilities
Apr 28 2010
Available only with Fritsch Cutting Mills, the patented Fritsch sample exhauster with Cyclone separator with its based on negative pressure powerful vacuum function, ensures a simple feeding, fast throughput and a good cooling, effectively prevents sample material from escaping during feeding and unlocks up new possibilities in the processing of heterogeneous mixtures of materials, like for example derived fuels in the cement industry.
While users are still tightening the screws on other mills, the Fritsch Cutting Mill is already clean. Because the entire grinding chamber can be opened completely and all grinding parts can be removed for cleaning in just a few seconds without tools – unbeatable fast, simple and efficient.
This makes the Fritsch Cutting Mills the ideal, time-saving assistants in the comminution of soft to medium-hard as well as fibrous or also tough materials. They are indispensable in the areas of plastics, textiles, agriculture and forestry, environment, construction materials, chemistry, foodstuffs, analytic and sample preparation for RoHS analysis.
Advantages with Fritsch Cutting Mills include: especially simple operation for fast work; unmatched ease of cleaning due to patented quick opening access; optimum airflow for particularly fast grinding and secure protection against clogging; more stable running and low wear due to the patented double cone bearing of the rotor; exceptionally long service life through the use of replaceable and fixed knives; unique grinding chamber geometry: minimal dead space and progressive cutting geometry between the rotor and the fixed knives – for faster and simpler operation; and grinding parts with different cutting geometries and materials - perfectly adjustable to your application. Fritsch Cutting Mills are available in different configurations – for each application the perfect mill.
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