The casing of the hammer mill is welded from stainless steel material, with the feed inlet located at the top of the crusher, compatible with various feeding structures. The hammers are arranged symmetrically. The hammer mill is driven by a motor or transmission, and can be optionally equipped with a magnetic separation device and an automatic uniform feeding mechanism, enabling automatic control of the feed rate. The main component, the rotor, can rotate in both forward and reverse directions. The hammers, processed through special heat treatment, offer excellent quality, long service life, and high crushing efficiency. The operation door is equipped with a self-locking device, making it convenient, flexible, safe, and reliable. The stainless steel hammer mill features an advanced and rational overall design, compact structure, attractive appearance, low power consumption, and ease of operation and maintenance.

The stainless steel hammer-type pulverizer utilizes the rapid relative motion between the movable toothed disc and the fixed toothed disc to achieve pulverization through the combined effects of impact, friction, and mutual collision of the materials being processed. This machine features a simple structure, robust construction, stable operation, and excellent pulverization performance. The crushed material can be directly discharged from the grinding chamber of the main unit, and the particle size can be adjusted by replacing screens with different aperture sizes. Additionally, the machine is made entirely of stainless steel. The inner wall of the casing is machined to achieve a smooth surface, ensuring that the production of pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, and other products meets the required standards.

Uses of Hammer Mill Crusher

1In the food industry, grindable spices and seasonings include: salt, white sugar, star anise, cinnamon, pepper, red chili, ginger, turmeric, garlic, Sichuan pepper, mustard, cardamom, sand ginger, shrimp powder, rib powder, beef powder, chicken powder, squid powder, steak powder...

2The food industry can produce multigrain and nutritional powders: soybeans, mung beans, red beans, corn, black beans, black tartary buckwheat, red dates, peanuts, sesame seeds, walnuts, coffee beans, cocoa beans, chocolate beans, sweet potatoes, yams, oats, coix seed...