Grinding Mechanism: It employs a high-speed rotor assembly fitted with hammers or blades that pulverize the material fed into the grinding chamber.
Material Handling: Typically, materials are fed into the pulverizer manually or using a feeding mechanism. The machine then grinds these materials into a uniform powder.
Size Reduction: The primary function is size reduction, where larger particles or materials are reduced to smaller, consistent particle sizes suitable for various applications.
Operation: While semi-automatic, it often requires manual intervention for feeding materials and monitoring the process. However, certain aspects of the operation, such as grinding and discharging, may be automated.
Applications: It finds use in various industries such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and materials processing. Common applications include grinding spices, grains, herbs, plastics, and other similar materials.
Design and Construction: Typically compact and designed for ease of cleaning and maintenance. They are often constructed of stainless steel to meet hygiene and cleanliness standards in industries like food and pharmaceuticals.
Controls and Safety: Modern units may include control panels for adjusting operational parameters like speed and feed rate. Safety features ensure operator protection during operation.