Machines for chemical grinding
| Chemical type | Recommended machine |
|---|---|
| Dyes, intermediates, pigments | Air Classifier Mill, Turbo Classifier Mill |
| Catalysts, metallic salts, metallic oxides | Whirlpul Micronizer, Turbo Classifier Mill |
| Fertilizers, Epsom salts, alum | Micro Hammer Mill, Micro Pulverizer |
| Insecticides, pesticides (with carriers) | Micro Pulverizer, Whirlpul Micronizer |
| Potassium carbonate, precipitated silica | Turbo Classifier Mill |
| Phenolic resin, synthetic resins | Turbo Classifier Mill, Whirlpul, plastics systems |
| Guar gum, cellulose derivatives | Whirlpul Micronizer, Micro Pulverizer |
Engineering for chemicals
- MS, SS-304/316, SS-lined or wear-resistant constructions
- Closed-loop systems with nitrogen or inert gas for potentially explosive dusts
- Hot air for moist feed; chilled air or water jackets for heat-sensitive products
- Reverse pulse air-jet dust collectors and rotary airlocks for containment
- Downstream blending, centrifuging and drying
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you grind hygroscopic chemicals?
Yes — the air classifier mill can use conditioned or heated inlet air, and closed systems limit moisture pick-up.
