Dry Fruit Powder Grinder Machine
LINKER provide you different model of Dry Fruit Powder Grinder Machine, Nuts, seeds, dried fruits and food processing machinery. We also provide globally the proposal for solving your production design and whole production line. Different fruit uses different model according to their special feature of each. Please contact us for more information.
Super Grinder
- Feeding Granularity: <10mm;
- Powder Size: 80-320mesh
- Capacity: 10~2000kg/h according to different material
- Motor Power (KW): 13.37~119kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):2000~6200;
- Dimension(mm):4200*1250*2700~8500*2800*4830.
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 12,000-48,923. More than 5 units: $10,800~44,031 Video
WF Universal Grinder – Hammer Mill
- Feeding Granularity: 10~15mm;
- Powder Size: 20-150mesh
- Capacity: 60-2000kg/h
- Motor Power (KW): 4-30kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):2200~5300;
- Dimension(mm):500*500*1200~1800*1200*2500.
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 2,862~17,538. More than 5 units: $2,585~1,5785 Video
- Application: metal, Medicine, potato, bean, tea, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
WF Dust Collector Grinder
- Feeding Granularity: <10mm~<20mm;
- Powder Size: 12~120 mesh;
- Capacity:100~2000kg/h(according different modes and raw materials);
- Motor Power (KW): 11.25~64.25kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):1400~3800;
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 12,000-64,615. More than 5 units: $10,800~58,154. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
WF Impuse Dust Grinder
- Powder Size: 12~200 mesh;
- Capacity: 10~1500kg/h(according to different mode and raw materials);
- Motor Power (KW): 5.5~22kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):2200~5000;
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 6,462~8,492. More than 5 units: $5,815~7,643. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
GFSJ High Speed Grinder
- Feeding Granularity: <10mm, <15mm;
- Powder Size: 5~80mm;
- Capacity: 10~600kg/h;
- Motor Power (KW): 3~18.5kw;
- Dimension(mm):1050*600*1600~1380*1200*1750.
- FOB Unit Price: 1 whole set unit $ 12,000~41,538. More than 5 whole set units: $10,800~37,385. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, tea, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
SG Double Shaft Grinder
- Feeding granule size: <5mm;
- Powder Size: 20~40 mesh;
- Capacity: 1~4000kg/h(according to different modes and raw materials);
- Motor Power (KW): 11~15kw;
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 6,646~10,154. More than 5 units: $5,982~9,138. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
CSJ Coarse Crusher
WFJ Medicine Grinder – Hammer Mill
ＳF Hammer Mill
WFJ Turbo Grinder
- Feeding Size: 6~15mm;
- Crushing Fineness: 60-150mm;
- Motor Power (KW): 5.5~37kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):2200~5500;
- Dimension(mm):550*600*1250~1250*1100*2280.
- FOB Unit Price: 1 whole set including dust collector unit $ 12,000~52,615. More than 5 whole set units: $10,800~47,354. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
B Vacuum Mill
- Feeding Granularity: 10~15mm;
- Powder Size: 20~150 mesh;
- Capacity: 60-2000kg/h (according to mode and different raw material);
- Motor Power (KW): 4~30kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):2200~5300;
- Dimension(mm):550*500*1200~1800*1200*2500.
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 3,692~5,538. More than 5 units: $3,323~4,985. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
FL Airflow Pulverizer Supplier
- Feeding Granularity: <5mm, <10mm;
- Powder Size: 30~120 mesh;
- Capacity: 30~2200kg/h (according to mode and different raw material);
- Motor Power (KW): 4~22kw;
- Axis Rotating Speed(r/min):2200~4200;
- Dimension(mm):550*420*1400~1250*1100*2500.
- FOB Unit Price: 1 unit $ 3,415~4,800. More than 5 units: $3,065~4,320. Video
- Application: Medicine, potato, bean, rice, herb, pepper, grain, food, corn, Sugar
Parameter of Dry Fruit Powder Grinder Machine:
| Model | GFSJ16GFSJGFSJ-G |
| Motor Power(KW) | 7.5 |
| Production Capacity(KG/H） | 50-300 |
| Adjustable Speed(RPM) | 1000-2400-4400 |
| Fineness of Finished Product(Mesh) | 12-120 |
| Dimension(L*W*H)(mm) | 900*800*1580 |
| Weight(KG) | 1242 |
| Model | GFSJ32 |
| Motor Power(KW) | 11 |
| Production Capacity(KG/H） | 100-550 |
| Adjustable Speed(RPM) | 1000-2400-4400 |
| Fineness of Finished Product(Mesh) | 12-120 |
| Dimension(L*W*H)(mm) | 1200*950*1580 |
| Weight(KG) | 1290 |
| Model | GFSJ64 |
| Motor Power(KW) | 18.5 |
| Production Capacity(KG/H） | 500-3000 |
| Adjustable Speed(RPM) | 2300 |
| Fineness of Finished Product(Mesh) | 12-120 |
| Dimension(L*W*H)(mm) | 5500*1200*3250 |
| Weight(KG) | 1595 |
| Business Type: | Manufacturer/Factory | Main Products: | Mill, grinder, granulator, mixer, Crushing Equipment |
| Number of Employees: | 100 | Year of Establishment: | 2014.05 |
| Production Capacity | 5000Set/Year | After-sales Service: | Technical Support; on-line teach lessons |
| R&D Capacity: | ODM, OEM | Annual Output Value: | US$5 Million – US$10 Million |
| No. of R&D Staff: | 5 | No. of Production Lines: | 6 |
LK Mixer is a professional manufacturer for grinder, mixer and pulverizer. These machines are widely used in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, health care products and chemical industries. Our main product including granulating machine, grinder, mixer, dryer, etc. All mechanical products in accordance with the China GMP design requirements. And also we have other certifications such as CE, UL for motors.
Business Philosophy
“Quality is the main policy of sales” and “integrity is the principle of success” are the business philosophy of our people. We carry out one-year warranty, lifelong maintenance service, with technical consultation, with material test machine and other services, and long-term supply of equipment. Welcome new and old customers to negotiate cooperation!
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Small Machine Packing:
Small machine packed with export fumigation-free wooden cases, goes with bulk shipment or in container.
When packing small machines for sea shipment, it is important to take measures to ensure that the machines are protected from damage during transit. Here are some general steps that a manufacturer may follow when packing small machines for sea shipment:
- Clean and dry the machine: Before packing, the machine should be thoroughly cleaned and dried to prevent any moisture or debris from causing damage during transit.
- Disassemble the machine: If possible, the machine should be disassembled into its component parts to reduce its overall size and make it easier to pack.
- Wrap the machine in protective material: The machine should be wrapped in a layer of protective material, such as bubble wrap or foam, to protect it from scratches and impact during transit.
- Place the machine in a sturdy box: The wrapped machine should then be placed in a sturdy box that is appropriate for the size and weight of the machine. The box should be made of durable material, such as corrugated cardboard or plywood, and should be able to withstand the rigors of sea transit.
- Add packing material: The box should be filled with packing material, such as packing peanuts or air pillows, to provide cushioning and prevent the machine from shifting during transit.
- Seal the box: The box should be securely sealed with high-quality packing tape to prevent it from opening during transit.
- Label the box: The box should be clearly labeled with the machine’s name, weight, and any other relevant information, as well as the destination address and contact information.
Overall, the goal is to pack the small machine in a way that will protect it from damage during transit and ensure that it arrives at its destination in good condition. It is important to follow proper packing procedures and use high-quality packing materials to minimize the risk of damage during sea shipment.
Large Machine Packing:
Packing a large machine for sea shipment can be a complex and challenging task. However, with careful planning and attention to detail, it is possible to pack a large machine for sea shipment in a way that will ensure that it arrives at its destination in good condition. Here are some general steps that a manufacturer may follow when packing up a large machine for sea shipment:
- Clean and prepare the machine: Before packing, the machine should be thoroughly cleaned and prepared. All fluids, such as oil or coolant, should be drained, and any loose or detachable parts should be removed.
- Disassemble the machine: If possible, the machine should be disassembled into its component parts to reduce its overall size and make it easier to pack. Each part should be carefully labeled and numbered to ensure that it can be easily reassembled at the destination.
- Protect delicate parts: Delicate or fragile parts should be wrapped in protective material, such as bubble wrap or foam, to protect them from damage during transit.
- Build a custom crate: A custom crate should be built around the machine to provide a secure and sturdy enclosure. The crate should be made of durable material, such as plywood, and should be designed to fit the machine snugly. The crate should also include braces or supports to prevent the machine from shifting during transit.
- Add cushioning material: The crate should be filled with cushioning material, such as packing peanuts or air pillows, to provide extra protection and prevent the machine from moving or shifting during transit.
- Securely fasten the machine: The machine should be securely fastened to the crate to prevent it from moving or shifting during transit. This may involve using straps, bolts, or other fasteners to hold the machine in place.
- Seal and label the crate: The crate should be securely sealed with high-quality packing tape, and should be clearly labeled with the machine’s name, weight, and any other relevant information. The destination address and contact information should also be clearly marked on the crate.
Overall, packing a large machine for sea shipment requires careful planning and attention to detail. It is important to use high-quality materials and follow proper packing procedures to ensure that the machine arrives at its destination in good condition. A professional packing and shipping company may be consulted to ensure that the machine is properly packed and prepared for sea shipment.
Customer Side Machine Groups Showcase Videos:
Dust Collector Shipment
Shipment – Packing Method
Two Large Industrial Grinder Ready to Ship
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Maintenance and Safety Measures
Proper maintenance practices for the machine
Proper maintenance practices are essential for ensuring the efficient and safe operation of a universal grinder. Here are some maintenance practices that should be followed:
- Regular cleaning – The machine should be cleaned regularly to remove any debris, dust, or coolant that may accumulate on the machine’s surfaces. This can be done using a soft brush, air hose, or a cleaning solution.
- Lubrication – The machine’s moving parts should be lubricated regularly to reduce friction and wear. The manufacturer’s recommendations for lubrication intervals and types should be followed.
- Inspection – The machine should be inspected regularly for any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. Any issues should be addressed immediately to prevent further damage or safety hazards.
- Replacement of worn or damaged parts – Worn or damaged parts should be replaced immediately with genuine parts from the manufacturer.
- Calibration – The machine should be calibrated regularly to ensure that it is operating within the specified tolerances and accuracy.
- Operator training – Proper operator training is essential for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the machine. Operators should be trained on the proper operation, maintenance, and safety procedures for the machine.
- Record keeping – A maintenance log should be kept to track the machine’s maintenance history, including cleaning, lubrication, inspection, and repairs. This can help identify any trends or issues that need to be addressed.
Following these maintenance practices can help ensure the safe and efficient operation of a universal grinder, prolong its lifespan, and reduce the risk of downtime and costly repairs.
Safety measures for operators and workers
Safety measures for operators and workers are crucial when using a universal grinder. Here are some safety measures that should be followed:
- Personal protective equipment (PPE) – Operators and workers should wear appropriate PPE, including safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, and safety shoes.
- Machine guards – The machine should be equipped with proper machine guards to prevent access to the grinding wheel during operation. The guards should be in good condition and properly installed.
- Lockout/tagout procedures – Lockout/tagout procedures should be followed to ensure that the machine is not accidentally started or energized during maintenance or repair.
- Training – Operators and workers should receive proper training on the safe operation of the machine, including the use of PPE, machine guards, and lockout/tagout procedures.
- Inspection – The machine should be inspected regularly for any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment that may pose a safety hazard.
- Proper use of grinding wheels – Operators should ensure that the grinding wheel is properly installed, dressed, and aligned. The grinding wheel should not be overloaded or forced into the material being ground.
- Proper handling of coolant – If coolant is used, operators should ensure that it is properly mixed, applied, and contained. Coolant should not be allowed to accumulate on the floor, as it can create a slipping hazard.
- Emergency procedures – Emergency procedures should be established and communicated to all operators and workers in case of an accident or injury.
Following these safety measures can help prevent accidents and injuries when using a universal grinder. It is important to prioritize safety and ensure that all operators and workers are trained and informed about the potential hazards of the machine.
