Details

A cone mill is a size reduction machine designed for rapid milling and granulation of coarse materials into a desired particle size. The equipment uses a rotating conical impeller that forces material against a stationary conical perforated screen. Material is sheared and extruded through the screen openings, producing uniform granules with minimal fines. The lower-mounted mechanical drive ensures efficient and convenient operation. Quick-connect clamp fittings allow fast disassembly and cleaning. The independently designed right-angle drive system with advanced shaft seal technology prevents lubricant leakage. High screen open area and precise gap control between impeller and screen enable accurate particle size distribution control. This cone mill is widely used in pharmaceutical, chemical, and food industries.

Technical Specification:

Core Advantages

Lower-mounted mechanical drive provides efficient and convenient operation, saving production time

Quick-connect clamp fittings throughout enable simple and fast assembly and disassembly for operators

Self-designed right-angle drive system and shaft seal technology prevent lubricant leakage during operation

High screen open area allows excellent material throughput and reduces heat generation

High-precision screen openings with accurate gap control between impeller and screen ensure tight particle size distribution

Product Features

This cone mill features a lower-mounted mechanical drive for efficient operation, quick-connect clamp fittings for tool-free disassembly, a right-angle drive system with leak-proof shaft seals, high open-area screens for maximum throughput and precise gap adjustment between the conical impeller and screen for accurate particle size control.

Product Applications

This cone mill is suitable for wet or dry granulation, lump breaking, and particle size reduction of pharmaceutical granules, chemical powders, food ingredients and other coarse materials requiring uniform particle size distribution.

Precautions

Verify screen integrity and impeller gap before each use. Do not exceed rated motor load. Clean all contact surfaces immediately after processing sticky or hygroscopic materials. Disconnect power before opening the chamber or performing maintenance.

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Why Choose Us

1. Engineering depth Layouts are checked against your P&ID and hazard study to align interfaces, venting, and access platforms with site standards. 2. Manufacturing traceability Material certificates and weld maps can be bundled for FAT documentation, supporting audit-ready pharmaceutical projects. 3. Lifecycle support Spare parts kits, on-site commissioning, and remote guidance shorten startup time and keep feeding performance stable.

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between a cone mill and a hammer mill?

A: A cone mill uses a rotating conical impeller to shear material against a perforated screen, producing uniform granules with minimal heat and fines. A hammer mill uses high-speed swinging hammers to impact and shatter material, which generates more heat and produces a wider particle size distribution.

Q: Can this cone mill handle both wet and dry granulation?

A: Yes. This cone mill is suitable for both wet and dry granulation applications. For wet granulation, it processes wet masses into uniform wet granules. For dry granulation, it reduces compacted material or coarse powders into free-flowing granules.

Q: How do I control the final particle size?

A: Final particle size is controlled by three factors: selecting the appropriate screen mesh size, adjusting the gap between the impeller blade and screen and choosing the correct impeller speed. Smaller screen openings and tighter gaps produce finer particles.