Introduction
CE-certified for industrial use, GXP65x27 Hammer Mill delivers consistent, uniform grinding with fully integrated dust control.CE-certified for industrial use, this compact unit delivers consistent, uniform grinding with fully integrated dust control.
Core Performance Powered by a 22 kW 2‑pole direct‑drive motor (2940 rpm), it features 24 hammers and a 2–14 mm sieve to output evenly sized particles at 500–800 kg/h. The direct-drive design eliminates belt slip, boosts energy efficiency and cuts routine maintenance.
Full System & Specs The complete package includes a 4 kW blower, Φ80 cyclone, 1.5 kW air‑lock and Dust Collector -16 for clean, uninterrupted operation.
Dimensions: 1400 × 800 × 1200 mm
Weight: 950 kg
Heavy-duty compact build for easy line integration
Advantages
High chipping efficiency with consistent chip size
Wide adaptability to logs, branches and wood scraps
Robust structure for durable service
Simple operation and convenient maintenance
Low energy consumption with high output
Stable and safe operation
Application Scenarios
- Feed manufacturing: grains, soybean meal, compound feed raw materials
- Chemical industry: chemical raw materials, fertilizers, mineral fillers
- Biomass energy: wood chips, sawdust, straw for biofuel
- Building materials: limestone, gypsum, brittle minerals
- Industrial waste recycling: pulverizable plastic scraps, paper residues
- Adjustable output particle size: 2–14 mm via sieve replacement
FAQ
Q1:What is a hammer mill used for?
A1:At its core, a hammer mill features a rotating drum fitted with heavy-duty hammers. As the drum rotates, these hammers impact and break down the material, ensuring efficient size reduction. Hammer mills are widely used across industries for processing materials such as minerals, food, wood, chemicals, and waste
Q2:What does hammer mill do?
A2:They are heavy duty machines used to break and crush different feed materials (solid and hard materials). Hammer mill is used for material processing in mining, mineral, chemical, food, cosmetic and construction industries. These machines provide reasonably uniform size reduction while ensuring a reliable operation.
Q3:What is the main function of a hammer?
A3:For example, hammers are used for general carpentry, framing, nail pulling, cabinet making, assembling furniture, upholstering, finishing, riveting, bending or shaping metal, striking masonry drills and steel chisels, and so on. Hammers are designed according to the intended purpose.
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