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·Ultra fine flour mill

　

　 It is used for grinding of solid materials as flexible minerals, fragile material, ductile material and fibers and grinding of congeal matters. It can grind to various powder, particles and fibers with fineness adjusted from 10-525目 with finished product ratio of 100%. There are no residues and water content for charged materials is not limited. There is no drying equipment needed. It is used for weedtree powder, bamboo powder, soft wood powder, polychlorostyrene plastics, tooth material, colourant, leather, mica, refined cotton, seawater products, condiment, feeding, rice husk, corncob, peanuts shell, shuck, cavings, pesticide, charcoal, rigid foam and thin tyre line.

　

Model	300	400	500	700
Kw Power	5.5	11	15	22
r/min Rotary speed	3860	2900	2900	2400
Fineness/	10-200	10-600	10-600	10-600
Charge-in granularity	without limitation	without limitation	without limitation	without limitation
Water content	without limitation	without limitation	without limitation	without limitation
Output	Different for different density of materials
?span lang=EN-US>kg Machine weight	400	600	900	1200

　

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