Straw Hammer Mill

GXP1600X1200 Hammer mill

- Approved CE

- Model: GXP1600X1200

- Power: 280 kw

- Capacity: 9-10ton/hr

- Sieve size: 2-14mm

- Hammer quantity: 112PCS

- Weight: 8500KGS

- Dimension: 3800×1800×2500mm

- 4 Pole Motor belt wheel connection: 1600-1900rpm/min

- Fan blower: 18.5kw 

- Cyclone: Φ1200

- Air-lock(BFY300*600): 7.5kw

- Dust collector: 120holes

- Electric cabinet (soft start)

Introduction

The compact hammer mill is tailored for small factories, individual workshops and rural family processing scenarios. It features a miniaturized and integrated structural design, occupying extremely limited floor space and saving workshop layout costs. 

Despite its small size, it maintains stable crushing performance for light raw materials like straw, rice husk and fine sawdust. It is easy to install, flexible to move and requires no complicated debugging, ideal for small-batch and decentralized processing work.

Straw Hammer Mill

Advantages

Compared with roller mills and other sophisticated crushing equipment, hammer mills have lower initial procurement and installation costs with equivalent processing performance. It requires no complex supporting systems or professional installation debugging. 

Its compact integrated structure saves factory renovation and layout expenses. With low threshold for equipment entry, it is highly cost-effective for small and medium enterprises to build standardized crushing production lines.

Application Scenarios

Wood processing factories widely use hammer mills to recycle wood processing wastes. They crush leftover materials such as wood scraps, sawdust, wood shavings and edge trimmings produced by sawmills and furniture factories into uniform wood particles. 

These recycled wood particles can be further processed into particleboards, paper pulp or biomass fuel raw materials. This application converts industrial wood waste into valuable secondary raw materials, improves resource utilization rate and reduces solid waste discharge for wood manufacturing enterprises.

Straw Hammer Mill

FAQ

Q1:What are the disadvantages of a hammermill?

A1:The main disadvantages of a hammermill include high energy consumption, significant heat and noise generation, and vulnerability to clogging when processing moist or sticky materials.

Q2:What are the advantages of using a hammer mill?

A2:A hammer mill provides high versatility, cost-effective size reduction, and uniform particle processing

Q3:What are the types of hammer mills?

A3:A hammer mill is a crushing machine that uses high-speed rotating hammers to pulverize, grind, and reduce bulk materials into smaller particles.

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