Grinders are the main force in powder processing, but material accumulation often weakens their performance, causing costly downtime. The air hammer is a simple yet powerful solution to this pain point.
1. How does an air hammer work for a grinder
The air hammer uses compressed air to generate high-frequency and low-amplitude impacts. It is installed on the hopper, chute or chamber of the grinder.
Vibrate the surface to crush adhered materials (such as wet ores, sticky aggregates).
Prevent accumulation without damaging the crusher components (gentler impact than mechanical vibrators).
2. The main benefits of operating a grinder with air hammer
Reduce downtime: Eliminate manual cleaning (a major waste of time).
Increase throughput: Ensure stable material flow and maximize the output of the crusher.
Low maintenance: No electrical components (reducing dust/moisture short circuits); Minimal wear and tear.
Cost-effectiveness: Compared with other flow AIDS (such as vibrating feeders), it has low energy consumption.
3. Why is it superior to other options
Mechanical vibrators have the risk of cracking and breaking the wall. Chemical substances, pollutants. The air hammer provides a safe, non-destructive and environmentally friendly material flow, making it an ideal choice for hard rock, coal or recycling crushers.
In short, the air hammer is not merely an additional component -- it is the lifeline of the grinding machine's efficiency.
Contact Person: Mrs. Qian
Tel: 0086 15961653782
Fax: 86-510-8638-9258
