With the development of biomass energy and feed technology, pellets--fuel pellets or wood pellets--are becoming popular in market. You can get raw material like grass, branch, leaves and staw easily in you backyard and farm. All these materials are cheap and easy to get and can make waste to new generation energy. With a small yield pellet mill, you can make use of everything possible to make feed pellets for poultry and wood pellets for fuel in winter. Save energy and save money!
This AMSP-150D Pellet Machine is driven by diesel. Adopting such energy driven design, it can make pellet process available in rural area in short of electricity, economizing electricity and money. Moreover, as a result of diesel driven mode, this flat die pellet machine can move freely and is more flexible and adaptable for different working condition. The advanced design and compact profile would bring you best using experience and high pellet yield.
How to Choose Dies and Maintain Dies and Rollers
Each material has characteristics that may make it more desirable than another for an application. Alloy is the most breakage resistant die material currently offered, which means that it is best suited for heavy tramp metal situations. Alloy has been used in heavily abrasive situations where die life with other die materials is not significantly longer in order to keep cost/ton ratios low. Alloy is also used extensively with high mineral content applications.
The simplest flat die pellet mill has one pair of rollers. But now, the new developed pellet press have two or three pair of rollers which have bigger capacity of making pellet particles.
Good Die and Roller Maintenance Procedures
Inspect dies carefully when they are on and off the mill, looking for key items.
1. Rollover and pitting/scoring - the most common cause for a slowdown in production.
2. Inspecting clamping surfaces for wear when removing old dies can prevent breakage.
3. Check the face wear pattern for indications of poor feed pad distribution.
4. Inspect your wipers and deflectors.
Roller maintenance is the key to getting maximum life out of your die.
1. Check your rollers routinely for unusual wear, chipping and/or sluffing.
2. Probably the most important factor in die life is the setting and adjusting of the rollers. Proper roller adjustment, avoid hitting the die face.
3. Roller lubrication is an important factor.
4. Depending on the amount and frequency of your die changes, always try to start new rollers with new dies.
5. Try to even out the wear on the roller shells by rotating them frequently
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