The finest cut!
Cutting Mills of the type SecoMy® are high speed cutting mills with high-frequency cutting strokes for the fine-grinding of cuttable materials. Application areas include materials that must be finely ground by means of cutting action, such as fibrous, ductile, soft, viscoplastic or temperature-sensitive materials for which good flowability, high density and gentle grinding are required.
Your advantage is our focus
- Lower energy costs
- Highest possible flexibility
- Best product quality
- High throughput capacity
- Low product temperatures
- Highest availability
- High bulk densities
- Narrow particle size distribution
- Possibility of blending products
- Simple replacement of mill
- Increase in productivity
- Small amount of space required
- Short maintenance times
Constructional Characteristics of the SecoMy®
- Optimized variable knife design
- Optional pressure shock resistant execution
- Optional gas-tight execution
- Adjustable grinding air flow
- Can be cooled with air and water
- Optimized thermal system
- High air throughput
- Outer adjustment of rotary and fixed knives
- Minimum number of wear parts
- Extremely easy screen and knife changing
- Wear protection possible
- Maximum free aperture area of screen
Brochure
NETZSCH Trockenmahltechnik GmbH, one of the global leading companies in the area of dry product processing, is part of the Business Unit Grinding & Dispersing of the NETZSCH Group. Customers profit from our comprehensive experience potential and our diverse machine program, ranging from laboratory- and production machines to complete production lines. Fine impact mills, classifying- and jet mills as well as fine-cutting mills and high-efficiency fine classifiers made by NETZSCH are mainly used in the application areas chemistry, inorganic materials/minerals, ceramics and life science for pharma- and food applications.
Application literature
Mills and classifiers for processing cellulose
The demands placed by the manufacturing industry on the technical design of mechanical plants and processes are getting tougher all the time. Gas-tight or surge pressure-resistant designs are already a must for most plant and machinery to ensure compliance with the latest regulations. New product qualities and/or methods of production also enlarge the portfolio of requirements, for example in the cellulose processing sector.