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Used nc in Hiroshima, Japan

  • Hammer mill (swing)

    Hammer mill (swing)

      400V specification explosion proof type Purchasing area: 60Hz | Material: SS | Quantity saved: 1

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • ［Asada Ironworks] Ball mill

      ［Asada Ironworks] Ball mill

      • Manufacturer: Asada Ironworks

      Motor: 3.7 kW Explosion proof Capacity: 200L with jacket

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • ［Asada Ironworks] Ball mill

      ［Asada Ironworks] Ball mill

      • Manufacturer: Asada Ironworks

      Capacity: 3000L with electromagnetic brake Rotation speed: 18 rpm With jacket (SS) SUS inside Remarks Initially owned 2 units, 1 unit has been shipped. Photos of the one that was serviced at the time are included...

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • ［Nakanishi] Rolling mill No model

      ［Nakanishi] Rolling mill No model

      • Manufacturer: Midwest

      Purchasing area: 60Hz | Material: １

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • 1991 Hammer mill

      1991 Hammer mill

      • Manufacturer: Made by Buehler

      Where to use: Chemical factory Feed and fertilizer factory Environmental recycling factory | Main power: 75KW 200V Maintained Swing hammer screen 1mm Feed grinder Main body only

      Kure, Japan
    • 1999 Asada ironworks GM-250

      1999 Asada ironworks GM-250

      • Manufacturer: Asada Ironworks

      Vertical Bead Mill Capacity: 250L Vessel section SUS Remarks Weight 4.5t

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Mitsui Miike Kakoki MA15SE

      Mitsui Miike Kakoki MA15SE

      • Manufacturer: Mitsui Miike Kakoki

      Motor: 5.5 / 1.5kw Container capacity: 100L Rotation speed: 120 / 30rpm Processing volume: 30-50L / batch Explosion-proof specification

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Oshima Iron Works BM-400

      Oshima Iron Works BM-400

      • Manufacturer: Oshima

      Material: SS Capacity: 450L Lining: Alumina ceramic With ball

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Oshima Iron Works BM-440

      Oshima Iron Works BM-440

      • Manufacturer: Oshima

      Motor 3.7kw Capacity: 450L Material: SS, Inner lining: alumina ceramic No ball

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Oshima Iron Works BM-400

      Oshima Iron Works BM-400

      • Manufacturer: Oshima

      Material: SS, Capacity: 460L Interior lining: alumina ceramic No ball

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Made in Korea 200 type

      Made in Korea 200 type

      • Manufacturer: Made in Korea

      Powder-contacting material: SUS304 Motor: Mitsubishi 2.2kw/200v Hammers: SUS x 32 [Blade not hardened, for soft products]

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • 2008 Makino BM-4000LDFJ-A-370MJR-V

      2008 Makino BM-4000LDFJ-A-370MJR-V

      • Manufacturer: マキノ

      Capacity: 4000L Inverter speed change system Specifications/drawings available Control panel available Lining: Alumina porcelain brick Rotation speed during crushing：25±5r/min Rotation speed during discharge：15±5...

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • 2005 Makino BM200

      2005 Makino BM200

      • Manufacturer: Makino

      Motor 3.7kw Capacity: 400L Material: SS Lining: Alumina ceramic Without ball

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • 2002 Makino BM-400

      2002 Makino BM-400

      • Manufacturer: マキノ

      Material: SS Capacity: 420L Lining: Alumina ceramic Without ball

      Hiroshima, Japan

    Overview

    Processing equipment encompasses a wide range of machinery used in various industries to transform raw materials into finished products. This category includes machines like grinders, mixers, blenders, and specialized equipment for food, chemical, pharmaceutical, and other manufacturing processes. These machines are essential for improving efficiency, consistency, and quality in production lines.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying used processing equipment?

    Consider the machine's condition, age, maintenance history, and whether it meets your specific processing requirements. It's also important to check for any signs of wear and ensure compatibility with your existing systems.

    How do I arrange shipping for processing equipment?

    Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly cleaned, secured, and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

    What is the typical maintenance for processing equipment?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, inspection for wear and tear, and calibration. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance schedules and procedures to ensure optimal performance and longevity.