What Elements Affect Production Capacity of Raymond Grinder?

1. The hardness of the materials. It will be more difficult for the Raymond mill to grind and bring more damage to the equipment if the materials are harder. The grinding speed will also slow down to some degree. Of course the grinding capacity is weaker.

2. The moisture of the materials. The materials tend to attach to each other and jam in the material transportation process if the materials contain a high moisture degree, causing the smaller grinding capacity.

3. The required fineness of the materials. The higher demand for fineness makes the smaller grinding capacity of the Raymond mill.

4. The composition of the materials. The fine powder in the raw material before grinding influences the Raymond mill production capacity because the fine powder tends to attach to each other and jam the feeding. So the raw material with too much fine powder should be screened in advance.

5. The viscosity of the materials. Namely the materials are more likely to be attached together if they have higher viscosity.

6. The abrasive resistance of Raymond mill components, like the grinding roller and grinding ring. The production capacity will be influenced if the components have a poor abrasive resistance.