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Grinding and Milling machinery are quite essential industrial mechanism that decreases human efforts and time. These machinery are basically a unit operation for breaking big parts of food grains to smaller ones. Apart from food industry, Grinding machines serve the metal industry. Grinding and Milling machinery are also suitable for power generation, aerospace, automotive, compressor & medical industries.
The mechanism of the machine is necessary to understand before we discuss its types. The Grinding Mill Machinery comprise power driven grinding wheel spinning at the needed speed to take away material from the workpiece by abrasion in order to provide smooth surface finishing. Each of the milling machine has a cutter, which is operated in various speeds to give the needed shape. Apart from shaping the other multiple tasks performed by this machines are threading, carving, drilling, milling, cutting, etc.
The common types of Grinding and Milling Machinery are:
- Ball mill
- Rod mill
- Autogenous mill
- SAG mill
- Pebble mill
- High pressure grinding rolls
- Buhrstone mill
- Vertical shaft impactor mill (VSI mill)
- Tower mill
- Belt grinder
- Bench grinder
- Cylindrical grinder
- Surface grinder
- Tool and cutter grinder
- Jig grinder
- Gear grinder
Vertical Milling Machine: In this machine the spindle axis is vertically pointed. We have found two kinds of Vertical Machines:
- The bed mill
- The turret mill.
Horizontal Milling Machine: This machine is operated parallel to the ground.
Grinding serves the following engineering purposes:
- Modify of the surface area of any solid
- Production of a solid with a coveted grain size
- Pulping of assets
The milling machine of today is a embodiment of cutting-edge technology, low power consumption and low noise producers. Its designs have been developing since 1814, when for the first times, this machine was used for manufacturing. The first base of invention was the Rotary Filling, which saved time and the only human effort was hand-filling. From this time Grinding Mill Machinery has seen many technological revolutions till the modern pure automatic machines.
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