Disintegrator

The disintegrator is a specialized equipment designed for breaking and dispersing powdery and granular materials that are caked, damp, or clustered. It utilizes high-speed rotating rotors and the principles of shearing and impact to rapidly disperse, loosen, and separate the compacted and damply-agglomerated materials, restoring them to a loose particle state, thereby solving problems such as material caking, blockage, bridging, and poor discharging.

The equipment has a compact structure, stable operation, high wear resistance, and durability. It is suitable for continuous disintegration of dry powder, fine powder, and small particles. With a closed structure, there is no dust spillage outside. It is environmentally friendly, energy-saving, and easy to install and maintain. It can be used in conjunction with silos, ash storage bins, conveyors, dust removal equipment, bulk loading machines, etc., forming a production line. It is widely applied in industries such as cement, building materials, mining, power plants, chemical industries, environmental protection solid waste, fly ash, gypsum, grain and feed. Main features

The dispersion effect is excellent, and the agglomeration is completely dissolved without damaging the original particle size of the materials;

The rotor is made of wear-resistant material, with a long service life, and is resistant to wear and impact;

The closed body structure ensures dust-free operation and complies with environmental protection and environmental assessment requirements;

It operates smoothly, has low noise, and consumes little energy, and can work continuously for 24 hours;

It is small in size, easy to install, and can be installed in a vertical or horizontal manner to adapt to various working conditions;

The failure rate is low, maintenance is simple, and the operating cost is low.

Applicable materials

Fly ash, cement powder, limestone powder, lime powder, desulfurization gypsum, phosphogypsum, dust from dust removal, mineral powder, slag powder, fertilizer particles, chemical powder, and various damp and agglomerated powder particles materials.