How buyers and customers choose colloid mill equipment
How buyers and customers choose colloid mill equipment
Colloid mill has a wide range of applications. Many friends do not know how to choose when they first contact this product. The following Huazhiyi Machinery will teach you how to choose a colloid mill.
1. Colloid mill type selection and crushing of dilute materials should use the circulating tube type, which can automatically process the materials repeatedly and facilitate the connection between the upper and lower processes. The straight outlet type with scraper should be used for crushing viscous materials. High-hard teeth should be used for crushing hard materials. The high-hard tooth colloid mill adopts a special process method, and the grinding tooth hardness can reach HV1300～1800. Ordinary architectural coatings and foundry coatings can be crushed by using a paint mill. The base of the paint mill is made of carbon steel, and the price of the paint mill is low. JM100 type colloid mill should be used for processing fruit tea, beverages and other dilute soft materials, and JM140 type colloid mill has a large processing flow.
Generally, try to choose a larger colloid mill with water cooling for dry grinding. If it is a water mill, the fluidity is relatively small, and a split colloid mill above JM-80 should also be selected. The bigger the machine, the better the grinding effect.
Generally used for testing: JMs-50 colloid mill, without water cooling, should not work for a long time.
The split-type colloid mill can be applied in many fields.
1. Food industry: aloe vera, pineapple, sesame, ice cream, moon cake filling, dairy products, soybeans, chocolate, bean paste, jam, peanut butter, cream drinks, etc.
2. Chemical industry: paints, coatings, pigments, lubricants, plastics, spices, dyes, leather, emulsified asphalt, emulsified rubber, catalysts, paint coatings, etc.
3. Pharmaceutical industry: nutrient solution, Chinese patent medicine, cod liver oil, confidentiality, oral liquid, injection, gymnastic cream, queen bee, pollen, etc.
4. Daily chemicals: shoe polish, bath essence, toothpaste, cosmetics, balsam, soap, detergent, etc.
5. Other industries: construction industry, nanomaterials, paper industry, plastic industry, battery industry, etc.