Why do people need Pulverizing machine？

Nowadays powder making machines are very common in industry and other fields. How does a Pulverizing equipment work? What is the development process of pulverizing machine?

l What is a Pulverizing equipment?

l What is the history of Pulverizing equipment?

l What are the considerations when purchasing powder making machine?

What is a Pulverizing equipment?

1. Pulverizing equipment provide material crushing services for customers with a variety of objectives, such as creatine powder for medicine, pulp for paper, grinding grain for food, tire crushing and recycling, decomposing construction materials, turning soil, crushing vehicles for waste, grinding rock samples, etc. Some industries that rely on Pulverizing equipment include construction, agriculture, industrial manufacturing, power generation, pharmaceutical product development, landscaping, laboratories, printing, recycling and material processing.

2. The Pulverizing equipment processes the material in batches or continuously by receiving incoming material (usually on a conveyor belt), rotating and pressing the crushed material into it, and then sending it out. They can also cool, heat or inflate the material as it exits. For the convenience of the user, the crusher can pulverize the material to various degrees of fineness, from extremely fine to coarse.

What is the history of Pulverizing equipment?

1. During the Renaissance, hand-held hammers and hydraulic hammers were used to smash mining materials such as coal. Engineers developed the first coal mills to crush coal. They were motivated to build these crushers because people had come to rely heavily on coal for heating. As chimneys were added to many ordinary homes in the 18th and 19th centuries, people simply used more coal because they could properly ventilate the house. In 1824, The French physicist Sadi Carnot created an engine that worked on pulverized coal, helping to cement the position of the coal mill. He designed the engine on the basis of his theory of the thermal cycle of engines.

2. In the late 19th century, many American entrepreneurs and engineers saw the possibilities of Pulverizing equipment beyond coal and began designing them for other uses. During this time, they focused mainly on agriculture. For example, Loy Satany and Fred Hepworth patented a soil pulverizer in 1886. Just a few years later, in 1892, Michigan resident Frederick Meier was confused with Frederik Meijer and patented the Pulverizing equipment. In the next century, Pulverizing equipment continued to diversify and become more advanced. In the late '40s and early' 50s, engineers managed to update the speed of the crusher. For example, in 1954, they invented the jet crusher for high-speed crushing. Decades later, when they developed CNC technology, manufacturers were able to update the crusher again. CNC controlled crushers are known for their precision crushing and programmability.

What are the considerations when purchasing powder making machine?

To get the best powder making machine for your application, you need to work with a crusher manufacturer who understands your needs and has the means and experience to produce results. When considering potential manufacturers, you need to consider not only your application requirements, but also the basic details of the project, such as budget, deadlines, delivery preferences, and post-delivery preferences (installation assistance, parts replacement, and so on)

If you are looking for a supplier of powder making machine with good quality and reasonable price, Guangzhou Sailong Additive Manufacturing Co., Ltd.  is a good choice.