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News Release from: Cyclotec | Subject: Ultra fine milling
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
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Ultra fine milling venture
Cyclotec from Russia has spent several years developing three advanced milling units, with classifiers and long life hydrocyclones: the technology now requires further investment
Cyclotec, part of the Leotec Group from Russia, has spent several years developing three advanced milling units Now, says Ezry Akkerman who is marketing director of the St Petersburg-based firm, the technology requires further investment
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 26 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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New technology has been developed in an effort to improve the production process of superfine powders, introducing a practical planetary centrifugal mill!
The key unit is a continuous action planetary centrifugal mill but Cyclotec has also developed matched classifiers and a new generation of long life hydrocyclones with efficiencies in the range 0.85 - 0.95.
The 1.5t/hr prototype PCM grinds to less than 5 micron (with 30% of the product at 1 micron) in open circuit and to much less than a micron in closed circuit, says Cyclotec.
The machine regularly achieves 30g acceleration and has recorded 300g.
The company expects the next version to operate at 90g and higher.
Cyclotec sees major applications in milling low-grade and reject minerals and in production of high performance binders and foam concrete for construction.
To progress Mr Akkerman and his technical co-directors seek a strategic partner able to invest, assist in the patenting process and facilitate marketing worldwide.
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