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Model
60 80 120
Voltage
220V/380V
Capacity
50-500 KG/H 200-1500 KG/H 500-2000 KG/H
Weight
45 KG 92 KG 150 KG
Size
36*36*78 CM 42*42*84 CM 50*50*99 CM

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Product Introduction

Product Introduction

Colloid mill is a kind of equipment used for wet grinding of fluid materials. It uses the physical effects such as shear force, friction force and high-frequency vibration generated by the relative movement between the high-speed rotating rotor and the fixed stator to emulsify, disperse and crush the materials to achieve the effect of ultra-fine crushing and emulsification. The disassembly and installation of colloid mill has certain steps and skills. Although it sounds complicated, it is not difficult to operate after mastering the essentials. The following is a brief introduction to the disassembly and installation of colloid mill.

Product Parameters

model	capacity	power	No-load speed
50	0.005-0.3t/h	1.5kw	2900r/min
85	0.2-2t/h	5.5kw	2900r/min
130	0.2-4t/h	7.5kw	2900r/min

1. Turn off the power and disconnect the equipment
Before disassembly, make sure the equipment is powered off, cut off the inlet and outlet of the material, and empty the residual material in the pipeline to ensure safety.
2. Remove the shell
The shell of the colloid mill is usually fixed by bolts. Use a suitable tool (such as a wrench) to unscrew the bolts and carefully remove the shell to expose the rotor and stator inside.
3. Remove the rotor and stator
The rotor and stator are the core parts of the colloid mill. Use a tool to loosen the bolts that fix the rotor, and then gently remove the rotor. Next, remove the stator. Be careful when operating to avoid damaging these key components.

Installation steps of colloid mill:
1. Reinstall the stator and rotor
During installation, put the stator back to its original position first to ensure that it is fixed. Then install the rotor, and pay attention to the gap between the rotor and the stator to be adjusted properly. It should not be too large or too small, which will directly affect the grinding effect.
2. Tighten each bolt
Reinstall the housing and tighten all the bolts that were removed before to ensure that all parts are firmly connected. Do not over-tighten to prevent damage to the components.
3. Check the operation of the equipment
After installation, turn on the power and perform a no-load test. Check whether the rotor and stator are operating normally and whether there are any abnormal sounds or vibrations. If everything is normal, the equipment can be put back into use.