Stedman introduces a new line of fabricated hammer mills for crushing, grinding and pulverizing.
The line includes Type A, B and BX hammer mill models and features a more
competitive cost and lighter weight than previous Stedman hammer mills that were
all cast.
Hammer mills operate with a rain of hammer or ring blows to
shatter and disintegrate materials, require less maintenance and allow for easy
access for adjustments and replacements.
Hammer mills are available for a
variety of size reduction applications, including alum cake, bran, coal, fish
scrap, gypsum, limestone, shelled corn, steamed bone, wood, dried milk, oats,
salt cake and animal tankage.
Type A (up-running) features a 2-stage
reduction principle for a dual mechanical reduction using the revolving hammers
to shatter materials upon entry and then further disintegrating materials
against the breaker plates.
Type B Heavy Duty hammer mills use heavy,
reversible hammers in conjunction with Stedman’s exclusive saw-tooth breaker
plate to produce uniform product.
Type BX Medium-Duty hammer mills,
similar to Type B, feature a larger feed opening for medium hard, lumpy or bulky
materials. Both the B and BX are down running hammer mills.
Stedman, in
business since 1834, is a specialist in size reduction equipment. Based in
Aurora, Indiana, Stedman has a full line of crushing equipment,
full-scale test plant and the ability to improve size reduction processes in a
wide range of industries.
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