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Used Colloid Mills in Australia

  • FRYMA MZ110

    FRYMA MZ110

    • Manufacturer: Fryma
    • Model: MZ

    Fryma Model MZ110 toothed colloid mill. The FRYMA MZ110 is an inline toothed colloid mill suitable for slurries, that grinds solids and homogenizes the slurry. The required fineness can be adjusted by means of ad...

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Advanced Dispersers Colloid Mills

    Advanced Dispersers Colloid Mills

    • Manufacturer: Advanced Dispersers

    Colloid Mill, Advanced Dispersers, In/Out:50mm Dia. Unit is a flameproof stainless steel inline 2 stage colloid mill, tooth type. Unit driven by a 15kw@2915RPM, 415Volt, EXD flameproof motor.

    Sydney, Australia
  • Escher Wyss 7407 Colloid Mills

    Escher Wyss 7407 Colloid Mills

    • Manufacturer: Escher Wyss

    Colloid Mill, Escher Wyss, 7407, 125mm L x 100mm W Colloid Mill. Unit is Complete With 22Kw 2960Rpm Electric Motor, 415Volt.

    Sydney, Australia
  • Colloid Mill, 180mm Dia

    Colloid Mill, 180mm Dia

      Colloid Mill, 180mm Dia Unit is a stainless steel colloid mill. The mill is mounted on stainless steel stand.

      Sydney, Australia

    Overview

    Colloid mills are specialized machines used for the reduction of particle size and the homogenization of products in various industries, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. These mills use high-speed rotors to create shear forces that break down particles, resulting in a uniform and fine mixture. They are essential for applications requiring emulsification, dispersion, and grinding of materials.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used colloid mill?

    Check the mill's overall condition, including the rotor and stator. Verify the machine's capacity and compatibility with your specific application. Review maintenance records and ensure all parts are functional.

    How do I ensure the colloid mill is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Make sure the mill is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a colloid mill?

    Regular maintenance includes checking for wear on the rotor and stator, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting seals and gaskets. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.