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EPIC Powder Air Classifier

It is used for efficient dry classification of d97 3 microns – d97 45 microns and other ultra-fine powders.

It is used for efficient dry classification of d97 5 micron – d97 200 micron powder.

It is specially developed for separating powder products between 32-250μm.

High speed, accurate vertex cutting; clean production process; program control system, easy to adjust and operate.

It is used for efficient dry classification of D97: 8-200 micron powder.

If it is necessary to classify the materials separately, combine the air classifier unit, and adjust the impeller speed through the frequency converter to achieve product classification with different particle sizes.

Customized Solutions & Efficient Services

Product Selection

Through independent product selection, we can help you select suitable products more efficiently and conveniently

Scheme Customization

Tailored one-on-one by technical experts to provide you with more suitable solutions

Service Cmmitment

Establish a systematic and standardized service guarantee system to ensure that each link is executed properly

EPC General Contractor

Requirement oriented, based on sample testing experiments, develop applicable project plans throughout the project

A Comprehensive System & Reassuring Choices

Closed loop matching support, serving as a strong backing for customers

1. There are 10+dedicated after-sales service personnel nationwide to quickly respond to user needs

2. The machine tool has been debugged and tested for 8 hours. Only after passing the inspection can it leave the factory

3. After on-site installation, debugging, and training, users can use it with confidence.

10+

More than 10 service personnel

4H

4-hour quick response

24H

24-hour solution

The Application of EPIC Powder Separator

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Air Classifier Retrofit or Full Line Replacement: Which Wins for Calcium Carbonate?

Ground calcium carbonate (GCC) plants reach the same decision over and over. The mill runs, but the classifier no longer holds a sharp cut. Energy ...
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Air classifier 3

Same D97=5µm, Different Cut Points: How Rotor, Seal, and Airflow Design Change Air Classifier Performance

Two air classifiers can both list D97=5µm on their datasheets and still produce very different powders. The difference shows up in the cut point, the ...
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air classifier lifecycle cost

5 Hidden Lifecycle Costs of Air Classifier Procurement

Many buyers focus on the upfront price on the quotation sheet when purchasing an air classifier. Once the equipment is running, electricity bills, spare parts, ...
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Calcium Oxide

How to Reduce Power and Labor Costs in Calcium Oxide D97=8μm Classification

Why Calcium Oxide Costs More Than People Expect Calcium oxide is abrasive, hygroscopic, and reactive. Those three words matter because they define what the classifier ...
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negative electrode graphite classification

Negative Electrode Graphite Coarse Carryover Troubleshooting Guide | Six Steps to Locate D100 Overrun

When coarse particles mix into the fine fraction after classifying negative electrode graphite, the industry calls it “coarse carryover”. This is a common issue on ...
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battery

Turbo Air Classifier vs. Multi-Rotor Air Classifier: A Selection Guide for Battery Material Customers

1. Battery Materials Need More Than Just Fine Particle size control for battery materials goes far beyond meeting a D50 target. Cathode materials, anode materials, ...
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