Mills for Many Industrial Applications
In the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries, the grinding of materials is part of many production processes. Whether it involves milling grain, preparing raw materials for drug manufacturing, or pulverizing color pigments, at Foeth you can buy mills for a variety of applications. The functionality is based on a specific principle, such as breaking by impact, grinding, or cutting. What is best suited for your application depends on the raw material and the desired outcome. For the production of powder or granules, dry grinding is used. With wet grinding, some mills can also emulsify or disperse, thus producing paints or creams, for example. The coarseness or fineness of the produced ground material depends on the particle size, which can be regulated using interchangeable screens.
Common Types of Industrial Mills
Due to the diverse requirements for grinding and crushing processes, there are mills in the industry that operate with different technologies. For fine pulverization through high pressure, three-roller mills are often used. If a bulk material with a specific particle size is desired, fine impact mills are suitable. When such an impact mill is used in combination with a classifier for particle classification, it is referred to as a classifier mill. Other machines crush the material using balls, hammers, or pins. Colloid mills produce emulsions or suspensions. And with the jet mill, grinding occurs solely through an air stream. In Foeth’s online shop, you will find a clear categorization of the different types of mills, so you can quickly gather information and purchase exactly the mills you need for your business.
Used Mills for Sale – Important Details
If you want to buy mills at Foeth, you can find important details on the respective product pages and use various filters for your search. We offer industrial mills from many well-known manufacturers such as Fryma, Bühler, and Hosokawa Alpine. Filter by type, capacity, pressure range, and material. On the product detail pages, you can learn how the material is fed in and out and what the inlet and outlet are like. Some models operate batch-wise, while others operate continuously, meaning with a constant addition and removal of the raw material or ground material. The motor power, cooling options, as well as the dimensions and weight of the mill are also important specifications that you will find here. Most of these machines are made of stainless steel, but carbon steel, ceramics, or glass are also represented.
In Foeth's shop, you can buy mills directly online. Please contact us if you have any questions!
