Grinding mills are machines used to break solid materials into smaller pieces by grinding, crushing, or cutting. They are commonly used in the mining, construction, and chemical industries to reduce the size of materials such as rocks, minerals, or grains. Grinding Mills,Ball Mill Grinding,Ball Mill Equipment,Slag Ball Mill Shenyang North Heavy Metallurgical Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.nhmetallurgy.com
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Product Description
This AL. Mould is our Cover Forming Machine's mould.
Model
HQ-60
HQ-200
General Stroke
100mm
100mm
Working Stroke
5mm
5mm
Supercharge Ratio
1:22
1:72
Air Consumption
0.0095m3/(min)
0.054m3/min
Power Consumption
100w/hr
100w/hr
Max. Mould Size(mm)
510×670
700×1300
Air Pressure
0.6-1.0Mpa
0.6-1.0Mpa
Power
220v 50Hz
220v 50Hz
Speed Force(kgf)
824-1374
1752-2920
Returning Force(kgf)
1580-2638
4500-7540
Punch Force(T)
38.4-66
128-220
Weight(kg)
2000
6000
Dimension(mm)
1220×1200×2050
3420×1500×2100
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There are various types of grinding mills, each designed for specific applications. Some common types include:
1. Ball mills: These mills use balls made of steel or other materials to grind the material. The balls are placed inside a rotating drum, which causes them to collide with the material, resulting in size reduction.
2. Rod mills: Similar to ball mills, rod mills also use rods instead of balls for grinding. The rods are placed inside a rotating drum and tumble the material, breaking it down into smaller pieces.
3. Vertical roller mills: These mills have a vertical orientation and use rollers to grind the material. They are often used in cement and mining industries.
Grinding mills can be powered by electricity, diesel, or gas engines. They can also be operated manually in smaller-scale operations. The choice of grinding mill depends on factors such as the material being processed, desired particle size, and production capacity.