Limited investment minimises product loss and saves energy
Preventing downtime and minimizing product loss
Roughly a year and a half after introducing its new Hamex Hammer Mill fitted with an automatic screen changer, Dinnissen Process Technology is introducing its newest Hamex Hammer Mill fitted with a semiautomatic screen changing system. This latest model was developed to provide users who regularly switch from one product to another with increased speed, convenience and energy savings.
The semiautomatic screen changer allows the user to quickly change screens without stopping the grinding rotor. This minimises downtime during the grinding process and maximizes production capacity. In addition, as the grinding rotor and the motor no longer have to be repeatedly switched on and off, it also saves a great deal of energy.
When using the Hamex Hammer Mill with semiautomatic screen changer, the screens are automatically removed from the hammer mill but, in contrast to the automatic screen changer, the operator manually removes the screens from the screen holder and manually inserts the new screens.
The semiautomatic screen changing system then automatically inserts the screen holder back into the hammer mill. As a result, the grinding step never needs to be the limiting factor in a production process. The investment needed for a semiautomatic screen changing system is also relatively limited.
Extremely reliable, low-maintenance, and with a 20 percent increase in production capacity
Like its predecessor, the newest Hamex Hammer Mill with semiautomatic screen changing system has a completely new design for housing the screen panels, grinding panels, and hammers inside the hammer mill. This results in a 20 percent higher production capacity at the same level of power consumption.
The new Dinnissen hammer mill also has a
very robust design and operates at a maximum speed of 1800 RPM, making it much
less sensitive to vibrations and malfunctions. This is not only beneficial for
the operator but also makes the new hammer mill extremely reliable in operation
and very user-friendly in terms of maintenance.
In its newest hammer mill, Dinnissen has
improved the inflow of ingredients by integrating rock traps and magnets into
the design. This innovative feature prevents damage to the screens from iron
particles or hard objects. In the new Hamex Hammer Mill, the screen holder is
also fitted with an extra-wide screen opening that opens automatically, making
it easier to carry out maintenance and/or replace worn-out screens and further
minimising downtime.
Finally, Dinnissen have further improved
the design of the screen holder, thereby eliminating the loss of product to
other parts of the production process. The end result is that damage is
prevented to the screen panels and waste is minimised.
For more information, please visit Dinnissen Process Technology at stand B 031 at Victam in Cologne or visit the Dinnissen website HERE.
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