High speed colloid mill for stainless steel honey crystallization

NegotiableUpdate on 01/06

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Overview

The high-speed colloid mill used for stainless steel honey crystallization has strong adaptability to materials such as high viscosity and large particles, so it is often used in the front of homogenizers or in high viscosity situations.

Product Details

　　High speed colloid mill for stainless steel honey crystallizationThe principle mechanism: Grinding disperser is a technological product composed of colloid mill and disperser.

The first level consists of three-level sawtooth protrusions and grooves with increasing precision. The stator can be infinitely adjusted to the desired distance between it and the rotor. Under enhanced fluid turbulence, grooves can change direction at each stage.

The second level is composed of a stator. The design of the dispersing head also effectively meets the needs of substances with different viscosities and particle sizes. The difference in the design of the stator and rotor (emulsifying head) between online and batch machines is mainly due to the requirements for conveying performance. It should be noted that the difference between coarse precision, medium precision, fine precision, and other types of working heads is not only the arrangement of rotor teeth, but also an important difference in the geometric characteristics of different working heads. The number of slots, slot width, and other geometric features can change the different functions of the stator and rotor working heads. According to past practice, work on a specific application based on past experience.

　　High speed colloid mill for stainless steel honey crystallizationIn most cases, the construction of a machine is tailored to its specific application, making it crucial for producing the final product. When it is uncertain whether the construction of a working head meets the expected application. The linear velocity is very high and the shear gap is small, so when the material passes through, the frictional force formed is relatively intense, resulting in what is commonly known as wet grinding. The fixed rotor is made into a circular cone shape, with three-level sawtooth protrusions and grooves with increasing precision. The stator can be infinitely adjusted to the desired distance between it and the rotor. Under enhanced fluid turbulence, grooves can change direction at each stage. High quality surface polishing and structural materials can meet various requirements of different industries.