KIRMA DEĞİRMENİ 1650

The Model 1650 is a laboratory-type disc mill. It is used to break down wheat, corn, barley, rye, and other grains and oilseeds into smaller pieces. It is particularly useful in sample preparation for moisture analysis in an oven.

ADVANTAGES

- Grinding process is carried out in accordance with international standards.

- Sample particle size can be adjusted by moving the grinding discs closer and further apart between 0.2-10 mm.

- There is no moisture loss during grinding.

- In ground products, the shell and the inner part of the seed (for example: flour and bran in wheat) are collected in the same collection container.

- Grinding capacity is 150–300 g/1 minute depending on product density.

- Grinding efficiency is 100%. - It has a robust, long-lasting, ergonomic design.

- It offers the user a unique grinding experience.

Working Principle;

The sample poured from the top of the device is transferred to the grinding discs. The sample is compressed between the grinding discs and is crushed and ground.

Industrial Application Areas:

Bastak produces eight different types of mills, including roller, hammer, crushing, and burn mills. It is the only manufacturer in the world with such a wide range of mills. These different types of mills allow for physical, chemical, microbiological, physicochemical, photochemical, rheological, and organoleptic tests, particularly moisture content. Our mills are used in many sectors where industry needs are met. More than 20,000 units of Bastak Technology, including laboratory mills, are actively operating in 150 countries worldwide. A significant amount of global economic assets are classified by testing samples prepared by Bastak Laboratory mills. These mills have achieved the ICC standard and are available to all universities, academics, research centers, and international quality control laboratories worldwide, achieving international standards. Their results are undeniably accepted worldwide. Using the values ​​obtained from these mills, quality control of the semi-finished product begins with the analysis of the raw material at the factory entrance. This ensures a predetermined quality control of the final semi-finished product. Companies purchase millions of dollars' worth of raw materials using our laboratory mills, which utilize precise international standards, to determine their economic value and ensure the safety of their products. They utilize Bastak laboratory mills to identify potential problems before production, take the necessary precautions, and achieve targeted quality by blending raw materials.