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Selection problem for crushing sticky resin

2009-09-07View Original

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The material to be crushed is a raw material for making coatings, so it has strong viscosity. The process flow is as follows: The material is dehydrated by a vacuum device. After dehydration, the material has a moisture content of about 35%. The material is cut into a tofu shape by the scraper and then dried to 5% by the air flow drying device. Because this material is extremely sticky, materials in the shape of tofu blocks can be crushed by hand at first. However, after being stored for one hour at a temperature of about 25 degrees, the tofu blocks will immediately turn into stone-hard blocks, which is not conducive to the air drying of the material. Therefore, the tofu block materials need to be crushed into granules immediately before they become boring (even if they are crushed into granules and stored for too long, they will easily agglomerate). How to select this type of crusher? Please ask experienced friends for recommendations and guidance.

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