Colloid Mill

Colloid mill is a machine used in the disintegration of solid particles or droplet size of a liquid present in suspension or emulsion. The machine consists of an inlet (which is subjected to a tremendous shearing action that effects a time dispersion of uniform size) and an outlet. Colloid mill works on the rotor-stator principle. The equipment breaks down materials by forming dispersion of materials in a liquid. Shearing takes place in a narrow gap between a static cone (the stator) and a rapidly rotating cone (the rotor). To reduce wear, the rotor and stator are constructed using toughened steel or corundum. The rotor of a colloid mill can differ from one machine to another but the operating principle is the same for all. Each manufacturer incorporates specific features that result in changes in operating efficiency. The final size of the product obtained after comminution is a function of the followings; a. Homogenization intensity and duration b. The viscosity of the continuous phase. c. The shear force within the gap between the spinning rotor and the stationary stator. d. Clearance rate between the rotor and the stator. Additional Information Delivery Time 25 to 35 Days Production Capacity As per client required Packaging Details In our scope with wooden box