Rod Mill LRDM-T2012

Introduction

Rod Mill operates at a mill rotating speed of 96 rpm, supported by a motor that runs at 1390 rpm. It can handle a feed size of 3 mm or larger and produces a finely ground output with a granularity of -0.074 mm. The grinding media used include steel rods and steel balls as it can also be used a ball mill. This mill features a thin lubrication system that supplies lubricating oil to key moving parts, enhancing the lifespan of components. Our mill is suitable for both research and small-scale production environments.

This test equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Rod Mill is widely used in cement, silicate products, new building materials, refractory materials, fertilizers, black and non-ferrous metal beneficiation, glass ceramics and other production industries.

Specifications

Mill Rotating Speed	96 rpm
Capacity	13.59 L
Total Volume	1100 to 5000 g
Feed Size	More than or equals to 3 mm
Output Granularity	- 0.074 mm
Steel Rod Diameter	Փ 16 mm, Փ 20 mm
Steel Rod Length	286 mm
Steel Ball Diameter	Փ 20 mm, Փ 25 mm, Փ 30 mm
Motor Rotating Speed	1390 rpm
Motor Power	750 W
Cylinder Dimension	Փ 240 × 300 mm
Overall Dimension	1055 × 650 × 1180 mm
Net Weight	226 kg

Features

Large and small gear jet lubrication

Dual grinding media compatibility

display

Compact and robust design

Slow secondary transmission part

FAQs

1. How does the design of a rod mill impact its performance?

The design of a rod mill directly affects its efficiency, output, and durability. Components like the motor, reducer, transmission system, cylinder, and bearings are engineered to handle specific loads and speeds. Rod Mill features a well-balanced design that minimizes vibrations and ensures smooth operation. Its features like the annular seal prevent material leakage, while lubrication systems keep the bearings and gears operating smoothly.

2. Can rod mills be used in both laboratory and industrial settings? How does their use differ across these environments?

Yes, rod mills are used in both laboratory and industrial settings. In laboratories, they are used for small-scale testing, quality control, and process development. These mills are smaller and more manageable, allowing for precise adjustments and quick sample changes. In industrial settings, rod mills are built for continuous high-volume operation and are integrated into larger production systems. The industrial versions focus on durability, automation, and efficiency over long-term operation.

3. How does the rod size and configuration affect grinding efficiency and product quality?

Rod size and configuration directly impact the grinding process. Larger rods are effective for breaking down coarse materials, while smaller rods are better for fine grinding. An optimal mix ensures efficient grinding and consistent particle size. Rod Mill comes with steel rods of different sizes offering versatility for applications.

4. What role does the lubrication system play in the performance and lifespan of a rod mill?

The lubrication system is essential for minimizing friction and preventing wear on key moving parts like bearings and gears. Rod Mill features a thin oil lubrication station that supplies clean oil under pressure to these components, ensuring smooth operation and reducing the risk of overheating. Jet lubrication systems for the gears further improve performance by keeping the gear teeth lubricated during operation. A well-maintained lubrication system significantly extends the life of the rod mill and reduces maintenance downtime.

5. What is the benefit of buying Rod Mill?

Rod Mill is compatible with 2 types of grinding media: Steel rods and steel balls. These steel rods and steel balls vary in size and quantity making it suitable for a wide rane of operations. The steel ball compatibility allows this rod mill to be used as a ball mill thus enhancing its use across various laboratory and industries.