Slag Powder Grinding Plant
| Min. Order: | 1 Set/Sets |
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| Trade Term: | FOB,CFR,CIF,DAT |
| Supply Ability: | 0.2 --1.5 million tons |
| Place of Origin: | Henan |
Company Profile
| Location: | Zhengzhou, Henan, China (Mainland) |
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| Business Type: | Manufacturer, Service |
Product Detail
| Model No.: | GRM |
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| Brand Name: | chaeng |
| Annual Output: | 0.2 --1.5 million tons |
| Application Equipment: | GRMS slag vertical mill |
| Grinding materials: | Blast furnace slag,Steel slag,nickel slag,Manganese slag |
| Matching equipment: | Feed belt+Vibrating screen+slag vertical mill+hot blast stove+dust collector+warehouse |
| Production Capacity: | 0.2 --1.5 million tons |
| Packing: | The main machinery is in nude packing |
| Delivery Date: | within 30days after your payment |
Product Description
As the important equivalent substitutes for cement production,GGBFS can not only significantly improve the overall performance of cement and concrete, but also significantly reduce the production cost. Now it has been widely used in cement plant, grinding station and steel factories as a new kind of high effectively admixtures. For this situation, we may say: "who first invests will first benefits."
CHAENG (Great Wall Machinery) can undertake 20 tons --1.5 million tons of Blast furnace slag/Steel slag/Nickel slag/Manganese slag powder production EPC projects. Up to now, CHAENG has constructed more than 100 slag grinding production lines at home and abroad.
The stacked slag is packed and feed by the forklift trucks, then transported by belt conveyor. During transmission, the slag will pass through the iron separator and vibrating screen, then through the weighing equipment and elevator, and finally come into the vertical roller mill.slag will come through the powder selector and be dried with the hot air form air heating furnace after grinding. Slag that meets the fineness requirement will pass through the separator, then delivered by air blower and elevator, and finally come to the storage silo.
