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Modern industry and life have a relatively large demand for quartz, feldspar, gold, granite, barite, china clay and other materials. In order to process these materials, many manufacturers have begun to invest in the production of crushers and mills. With the ever-changing production demand, the types of crushing and grinding equipment are also increasing. The demand for fine powder makes the ultrafine grinding mill better used in the market.

In actual production, no matter which kind of machine, the correct operation method is required. For the ultrafine mill, there is a strict demand for the operation mode and the nature of the material to be fed. If there is a place that does not meet the demand, then It will affect the efficiency and performance of production. Here, what kind of harm will be caused when the nature of the material is unreasonable.

Generally speaking, in the actual production, when the ultrafine grinding machine is processed, the quality of the finished product is relatively high. Therefore, if the hardness of the material is large, the processing is difficult, and the quality of the finished product is affected. More importantly, it will reduce the efficiency of production, so it is necessary to avoid excessive feeding.

In addition, we all know that the grinding of the material by the ultrafine mill is achieved by the mutual grinding of the grinding ring, so if the hardness of the material is too large, it will aggravate the wear of the internal parts, so it will be easy to produce. Failures, increased frequency and cost of repairs, and reduced productivity are not conducive to longer-term gains.

The main analysis of the article is that when the ultrafine grinding machine is processed, the hazard of excessive material hardness is mainly due to another aspect. First, it will lead to a decrease in efficiency, and secondly, it will lead to an increase in wear and tear of parts, resulting in a final The phenomenon of falling income.



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