Is it easy to adjust the fineness of ore processed using a Raymond mill?
Source:cronus
Posted:2025-09-03 16:07:44
Many people who want to grind ore have chosen Raymond mills, and many are currently using them. New users may not fully understand how Raymond mills work. They may assume that adjusting the fineness of a Raymond mill is done by replacing screens, making it seem cumbersome. This is not true. A Raymond mill processes ore using suspended rollers and air separation to achieve the desired fineness and yield. Fineness is controlled by the air volume of a fan and analyzer. There are no screens, so fineness can be easily adjusted simply by adjusting the air volume.
In a Raymond mill, rollers and rings crush the material, and then the fan and analyzer separate the material to achieve the desired fineness. Fine material enters the powder collector, while less fine material continues to be ground in the main unit. The entire Raymond mill is tightly sealed, preventing any air leaks. The complete set includes the main unit, fan, analyzer, powder collector, piping, tees, dust collector, and other components. Our technicians will provide on-site guidance for installation and commissioning to meet production requirements. They will also train operators on how to refuel and maintain the equipment, as well as how to adjust the fineness and output of the equipment, so you can produce with confidence.
