Usage of Multi-Function Feed Mixer

1. Inspection and Preparation

   Before use, inspect all components of the mill to ensure they are intact, check whether fastening bolts are loose, and examine the wear of hammer blades, etc. Ensure the mill is in good working condition.
2. Feeding

   Feed the materials to be crushed evenly into the feed inlet of the mill. Avoid overloading, as this may affect crushing efficiency and service life of the equipment.
3. Startup

   Start the mill in accordance with the equipment operating procedures. Normally, turn on the power or air supply first, then activate the driving unit of the mill.
4. Operation and Monitoring

   During operation, closely monitor the equipment’s performance, including noise, vibration, temperature, etc. Shut down the machine promptly for inspection if any abnormality is detected.
5. Discharging

   After crushing, the materials will be discharged from the outlet. Suitable discharging methods such as collection bags or conveyor belts can be selected as required.
6. Cleaning and Maintenance

   After use, clean up residual materials inside the mill in a timely manner to keep the equipment clean. Perform regular maintenance, inspect the wear of hammer blades, and replace severely worn parts.

Hammer Mill

1. Noise and Vibration

   A normally operating hammer mill runs smoothly with low noise and vibration. Excessive noise or abnormal vibration may indicate equipment malfunction or imbalance.
2. Crushing Effect

   Check whether the particle size of the crushed materials is uniform and meets the expected crushing effect. Poor crushing performance may require inspection of hammer blade wear or adjustment of operating parameters.
3. Temperature

   The mill generates a certain amount of heat during operation, but the temperature should stay within a reasonable range. Overheating may suggest overloading or insufficient lubrication.
4. Discharging Performance

   Discharging should be smooth without blockage or accumulation. If discharging is not smooth, clean the outlet or inspect the conveying device.
5. Motor Load

   Monitor the motor load; the motor should not be overloaded during normal operation. Excessive load may indicate improper feeding volume or equipment blockage.
6. Component Wear

   Regularly inspect the wear of key components such as hammer blades and screens. Replace severely worn parts in time to ensure crushing efficiency and equipment performance.