Multishear Corporation Home Machines Fuel Blending Systems News Contact Attrition Mill - 15 inch Attrition Mill Details Cross Section Dimensions Mechanical Seals Options Video The 4X3-15 model shown features a 4" inlet, 3" outlet and a 15" diameter rotor. It can be supplied with a motor ranging in size from 50 to 100 Hp. It processes up to 300 GPM and produces particles as fine as 50 microns. The modular design of the unit allows for a wide variety of configurations, depending upon the application. Unit is supplied with a split casing to facilitate easy removal of stator and rotor attrition disks. Attrition segments can be made from a wide variety of alloys to suit individual applications. They are easily removed and replaced. Attrition zone gap is hydraulically adjusted to yield any particle size desired. The unit can also be adjusted to compensate for wear of the attrition zone teeth. Also, the unit operates in both directions of rotation thereby doubling the life of the teeth in the attrition zone. The Disk Attrition Mill casing is protected with replaceable internal wear rings. The unit features rugged construction throughout to insure long term performance in tough applications such as waste grinding in environmental applications and drill cuttings grinding in oil exploration. Optional fine grind ring available for finer grinding of shearable material. Optional micronizer configuration enables the grinding of material such as rock and sand down to a minimum particle size of approximately 50 microns. This feature has made the 4X3-15 model the preferred choice in processing refinery waste and replacing ball mills. Copyright © 2021 Multishear Corporation. All rights reserved. Website Designed by Powerserve

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