pellet making machine SHJ-50
Product Details
The machine screw be designed by using toy bricks principle, which optimize and enables the machine to achieve perfect state on the basis of different material element; craft request; style of screw element; barrel; slender ratio; feeding apparatus; screen changer; cutting system; electric control module. The machine will realize multifunction, meanwhile can also satisfy multipurpose of give attention to two or more things and special-purpose. Our machinery has the characteristic of high production, low energy consumption
Output: 135/225kg/h
Motor power: 45 KW,
Screw torque: 405/415 (N.M),
Screw L/D: 32:64,
Screw speed (rpm): 500-600,
Screw diameter: 50.5mm,
Technical data for SHJ-50
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- Country:China (Mainland)
- telephone:86-25-52706370-800
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