This Machine Was Used As A Secondary Granulator Processing Cable And Wire
rotors are machined from a one-piece, heat-treated alloy steel billet with knife seats and journals ground to finish dimensions with a 1/1000 inch tolerance. V-belt drives permit optimum rotor speed selection and
eliminate the risk of damage due to misalignment or sudden stoppage.
Rotors are mounted in spherical roller bearings press-fitted into precision-ground cast housings which bolt to the line-bored cutting chamber housing.
Bearing housings are protected against the entrance of metallic dust by an annular space, located between the bearing housing and anti-wear plate, which permits dust to pass through to the discharge hopper. recirculating
lubrication systems with oil coolers, standard on all models, ensure maximum bearing life.
Knifes are manufactured to the highest quality standards from heat-treated propriety alloy steel. rotor knife blades are held within tolerance limits of .002” (.015 mm) total radial runout per set.
Stationary knives, with gap-adjusting screws, are accessible from outside the cutting chamber and are securely held in the set position
under hardened alloy steel clamp bars.
Granulator discharge grates, subject to heavy impact and abrasion, are specially made from wear-resistant,
Heat-treated alloy plate with drilled holes.
All grates are replaceable and interchangeable with hole sizes
ranging from 3 inches to 1/8 inch diameter.
Specifications depending on manufactures (may vary)
