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  • Screen Classifying Cutter Allows Recycling of Tungsten Heavy Alloys
    is a helical rotor with dozens of tungsten carbide-tipped cutter heads attached to an array of interconnected parallelograms that creates a steady and even cutting action against a pair of bed knives with each turn of the rotor, which yields particle uniformity. Most cutters and granulators, by contrast, have
  • High Output of Quality Flavors Demands Efficient Grinding
    throughput with a helical rotor assembly of dozens of interconnected parallelogram shaped cutters, each holding two tungsten carbide cutter inserts. Cutting action occurs as the carbide tips pass within thousandths of an inch of two stationary bed knives. The rotor configuration produces a spiral
  • Screen Classifying Cutters Meet Productivity Needs of Extrusion and Thermoforming lines
    is downsized and reused in calendering process. Scrap from thermoforming is collected and conveyed to granulators. Tube installed at the top of rotor enclosure (left) feeds edge trim to screen classifying cutters for downsizing. SCC cutters utilize a helical rotor with dozens of tungsten carbide-tipped teeth
  • A Cut Above
    parallelogram-shaped cutters, each incorporating two replaceable cutter inserts with tungsten carbide tips; a classifying screen in the cutter housing's bottom; a gravity or pneumatic discharge; and an enclosed drive arrangement. In operation, the material is fed into the infeed hopper, where it falls

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