In our rapidly advancing technological world, electronic devices are quickly becoming obsolete, leading to an ever-growing mountain of e-waste. Efficiently managing and recycling this e-waste is not just an environmental imperative but also an economic opportunity. Size reduction plays a crucial role in the recycling process, particularly in three key areas: data destruction, precious metals… Read more »
The standard hammers used in our mills are double end reversible types, which have four wearing edges. When hammers become dull to the point where the machine is not grinding efficiently or when the hammers are well rounded, turn the hammers so a new sharp edge will be in service. One row of hammers should… Read more »
As the world embraces renewable energy, the solar power industry has seen unprecedented growth. However, with this expansion comes the challenge of managing and recycling solar panels at the end of their lifecycle. Solar panels, primarily composed of glass, aluminum, and other materials, need efficient recycling solutions to minimize environmental impact and recover valuable components…. Read more »
PART ACTION FREQUENCY Bolts Inspect Tighten Daily Guards Inspect Daily Belts Inspect Daily Magnets Inspect Daily Hammers Inspect Weekly Rotate The striking edge is worn. Replace All 4 edges worn. Screen or Inspect Weekly Grate Replace Excessive wear Bearings Inspect Weekly Refill As needed Hammer Rods Inspect Each time you rotate hammers Replace – When… Read more »
Machines that reduce the size of a material also erode the grinding elements. In general, the more abrasive the material you grind, the more quickly the internal parts wear. To ensure efficient operation and longevity of your Hammer mill, it’s crucial to regularly inspect and replace its wear parts. These components include hammers, rods, screens,… Read more »