The SCM Series Super Thin Mill (Ultrafine Mill) is a highly efficient grinding machine designed for producing fine and ultra-fine powders. It is widely used in industries such as mining, construction, chemicals, and metallurgy for processing materials like limestone, calcite, marble, talc, barite, gypsum, and more.
Key Features of SCM Series Ultrafine Mill:
1. Ultra-Fine Grinding Capability
– Can produce powders with fineness ranging from 325 mesh (45μm) to 2500 mesh (5μm).
– Ideal for applications requiring extremely fine particles.
2. High Efficiency & Low Energy Consumption
– Uses a high-efficiency classifier to ensure precise particle size distribution.
– Optimized grinding mechanism reduces power consumption compared to traditional mills.
3. Advanced Grinding Technology
– Incorporates multiple grinding rollers and rings for enhanced grinding efficiency.
– Utilizes a high-pressure spring system to improve grinding force.
4. Durable & Reliable Structure
– Made from high-quality wear-resistant materials for long service life.
– Minimal vibration and noise during operation.
5. Environmentally Friendly
– Equipped with a pulse dust collector, reducing dust pollution.
– Low noise levels and minimal dust emissions comply with environmental standards.
6. Automation & Easy Maintenance
– Features an intelligent control system for easy operation.
– Simplified structure allows for quick maintenance and part replacement.
Applications:
– Mining & Minerals (calcite, dolomite, kaolin)
– Chemical Industry (titanium dioxide, carbon black)
– Construction Materials (limestone, gypsum)
– Agriculture (pesticides, fertilizers)
Advantages Over Traditional Mills:
✔ Higher fineness with adjustable particle size
✔ Lower energy consumption per ton of output
✔ Compact design saves space
✔ Suitable for both dry and wet grinding
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Popular Models in the SCM Series:
– SCM6015 (small capacity)
– SCM8021 (medium capacity)
– SCM1027 (large capacity)
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