NETZSCH Impact Mill CONDUX® 150 COMPACT
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In contrast to conventional grinding plants, the processing gas in the new Impact Mill CONDUX® 150 COMPACT is circulated. A pressure shock resistant rotary valve feeds the product directly into the mill. After the product has been ground, it leaves the machine via a cyclone with valve. The additional rinsing air fed through the valves and mill bearing is continuously discharged by the system to prevent a buildup of pressure. The mini-aspiration filter, specifically designed for these small amounts, prohibits the uncontrolled escape of dust through the product feed- and withdrawal valves. A subsequent injector generates the vacuum needed by the system. The warmth inside the mill is removed with the product when it leaves the machine. For this reason no processing air or equipment is needed for cooling. For example, the max. temperature increase of ground powdered sugar (fineness 99% < 200 µm) is a ∆T of 25°C. Business Unit Grinding & Dispersing – The World‘s Leading Grinding Technology The NETZSCH Group is an owner-managed, international technology company with headquarters in Germany. The Business Units Analyzing & Testing, Grinding & Dispersing and Pumps & Systems represent customized solutions at the highest level. More than 3,700 employees in 36 countries and a worldwide sales and service network ensure customer proximity and competent service. Our performance standards are high. We promise our customers Proven Excellence – exceptional performance in everything we do, proven time and again since 1873. NETZSCH Trockenmahltechnik GmbH Rodenbacher Chaussee 1 D-63457 Hanau Tel.: +49 6181 506 01 Fax: +49 6181 571 270 info.ntt@netzsch.com www.netzsch.com NETZSCH Trockenmahltechnik GmbH and NETZSCH-Feinmahltechnik GmbH are company members of EHEDG G&D · CONDUX® COMPACT · EN ·09/20 · Technical specifications are subject to change. NETZSCH Impact Mill

Impact Mill CONDUX® 150 COMPACT Easy fine-grinding — Low space requirement, pressure shock resistant and ATEX-compliant The grinding of products, whose dusts are potentially explosive, places particularly high demands on the technology used and the design of a grinding plant with regard to safety. The most frequently used variant is a complete grinding system which is pressure shock resistant up to 10 bar (g). However, this usually means considerable costs for peripheral equipment. With the new ATEX-compliant plant concept CONDUX® 150 COMPACT, the installation of a more efficient grinding...