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Pelleting Press for Small-Scale Production

Pelleting Press for Small-Scale Production

Pelleting Press for Small-Scale Production

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Overview: The document describes the features and applications of the Pelleting Press 14-175, designed by Jens Plewa vom Berg, Hamburg, and manufactured by AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG. It highlights the press's suitability for small-scale productions and laboratory use, emphasizing its versatility and ease of operation.
Specifications: The pelleting press operates on the flat die principle, which is effective for difficult materials. It features a die diameter of 175 mm, a pan grinder roller width of 29 mm, and a drive motor power of 3 kW. The machine weighs 260 kg and includes a continuously adjustable drive via a geared motor with a frequency converter. All bearings are maintenance-free with permanent lubrication.
Applications: The press is suitable for testing pelleting qualities of various products, producing test materials in research laboratories, optimizing formulations for economic pelleting, and pelleting high-quality materials in smaller quantities. It can compact powdery and lumpy products and is available in 12 sizes to meet different production needs.
Design and Operation: The pelleting tools are easily interchangeable without special equipment. Small quantities are manually fed through a feed hopper, while a proportioning feed unit is available for continuous operation. The press, drive, and control equipment are integrated into one unit, requiring only an electrical power feed for installation.
Contact Information: AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG is located at Dieselstrasse 5-9, D-21465 Reinbek / Hamburg. They can be contacted via phone at +49 (0)40 727 71 - 0, fax at +49 (0)40 727 71 - 100, or email at [email protected]. More information is available on their website www.akahl.de.
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Positive roller drive ¡ optional extra for products with high anti-friction properties. The pelleting press can be used for ¡ Testing the pelleting qualities of a diverse range of products, ¡ Production of test material in research laboratories, ¡ Tests to obtain optimal formulations for achieving economic pelleting, ¡ Pelleting of high quality materials in smaller quantities. The laboratory press operates on the flat die principle which has a proven value with difficult materials. The pelleting tools can be easily interchanged without the need for special equipment. Small quantities are manually fed by way of a feed hopper. For continuous operation a proportioning feed unit is fitted to the press. Pelleting press for small-scale productions The flat die pelleting presses are suitable for compacting powdery and lumpy products. Machine design: Jens Plewa vom Berg, Hamburg The pellet diameter can be selected. The range of KAHL pelleting presses comprises 12 sizes which cover laboratory requirements through to high capacity production. Press Typ 14 - 175 Pelleting Press 14 - 175

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Digi-AK-07-E 03/05 AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek / Hamburg Phone: +49 (0)40 727 71 - 0 Fax: +49 (0)40 727 71 - 100 [email protected] www.akahl.de Pelleting Press 14 -175 The drive is continuously adjustable by means of a geared motor with frequency converter. All bearings are provided with maintenance-free seals and permanent lubrication. The press, drive, and control equipment are supplied in one integral unit so that the only installation requirement is an electrical power feed. Technical data Die diameter 175 mm Pan grinder roller width 29 mm Drive motor...

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