Milling covers a wide range of processes for powders, liquids and pastes. The main goal of milling is to crush, de-lump, deagglomerate, cut, tear, grind, smash, granulate or reduce the particle size. The types of equipment available are many and start with the feed size of the product and the desired end size of the product. Selecting the right equipment is critical to ensure that the process be completed based on the desired results. Many of the milling options will require some type of grinding media or parts made from abrasion resistant or non-metal materials of construction.

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Type of milling (most popular types):

Dry Milling

  • 2 roll mill
  • Attrition Mill
  • Attritor Stirred Ball Mill
  • Ball Mill
  • Classifier Mill
  • Granulator
  • Guillotine
  • Hammer Mill
  • Impact Crusher
  • Impact Mill
  • Jaw Crusher
  • Jet Mill: Pancake, Loop, Fluidized Bed
  • Pin Mill
  • Roller Mill
  • Shaker Mill
  • Universal Mill
  • Vertical Mill
  • Vibratory Mill

Liquid Milling

  • 3 roll mill
  • Attritor Stirred Ball Mill
  • Ball Mill
  • Basket Mill
  • Homogenizer
  • Horizontal Mill
  • High Velocity Impact Mill
  • Impact Mill
  • Planetary Mill
  • Recirculation Mill
  • Rotor-Stator Mill
  • Ultra Sonic Mill
  • Vertical Mill

WET MILLING

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DRY (POWDER – PASTE- SOLID) Milling

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MIXING

Mixing and Blending can be a process unto itself or a step prior to other processing steps.  It is critical to ensure that the process be completed based on the desired results which could be partial blending, full blending or homogenization.

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DISPERSING

Dispersion is usually defined as the mixing of two or more non-miscible liquids, or solids and liquids, into a pseudo-homogeneous mass which is more or less stable as measured by its life before noticeable separation occurs.

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Screening & Separating

Separation through screening, sieving, classifying and filtering has been around for thousands of years.  There are many variations of “modern” screeners which are around 75 years old.

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LABORATORY

It is a collection of the lab version for many of these items so it will be mostly photos.

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Ancillary & Speciality Equipment

All manufacturing plants need to have ancillary equipment that compliments the process equipment area.

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