Wood Hammer Mill2

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Wood hammer mill is used to crush materials by the collision between the high-speed hammer and materials.

Recommended Features

The hammer mill has obvious advantages of consuming less energy but offering efficiency in grinding; labour and time saving.
Both coarse and fine grinding can be realized in short time.
The right aspiration can make materials go through screen quickly, reducing temperature of grinding chamber and increasing output efficiency.

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Review on Wood Hammer Mill2

The wood hammer is more suitable for milling relatively soft raw material like tree branch, cotton stalk, corn stalk, wheat straw etc. with diameter less than 50mm. After milled, the output size can reach diameter 3-5 mm, then it is suitable for further processing.
Why Need A Hammer Mill
Massive mechanical pressure is required to make quality wood pellets. You can therefore see that particle size here is a matter of concern. Because big particles will not bond well together with smaller particles. To make sure that the biomass sawdust is more suitable for producing high quality pellets, you should mix wood shavings, straws and grass in the hammer grinder to be ground into sawdust with diameter 3-5mm. When the diameter becomes smaller, it will increase the cohesion forces between the materials thus the finished pellet is both durable and easy to store.
Wood Hammer Working Theory
Hammer mill is made up of various beaters which rotate at high speed in the grinding chamber. The raw material is normally fed from the feed inlet and then instantly drops into crushing chamber where they are crushed and compressed by the beaters. Because of the speed and the number of the beaters, the materials can be crushed to fine powder within a short period. You can adjust the clearance between beaters and screens to get different size sawdust.