Cement rotary kiln, which is mainly used for calcinating cement clinker, is the main equipment of the new dry type cement production line.
Vertical coal mill is typically designed to process materials in medium hardness, like soft coal or bituminous coal, and it is mainly used in positive pressure pulverizing system of soft coal.
GGBS vertical roller mill is the equipment to grind Ground Granulated Blast furnace Slag (GGBS) into small particles.
Cement Vertical roller mill (VRM) is mainly used to grind cement clinker into fine powder during cement production,
Raw Meal ball mill is mainly used in grinding raw materials and final products in cement plant.
Cement ball mill is an efficient tool for fine powder grinding. It is mainly used to grind the clinker and raw materials in cement industry
Slag ball mill is the key machine for crushed materials’ grinding. and it is widely used in various manufacture industries, like cement, silicate,
Applied material:Cement, silicate, building material, ore dressing of ferrous metal and non-ferrous metal, glass ceramics, etc.
Cement production line is the production line composed of a series of cement production equipment, mainly involving Crushing stage, pre-homogenization, raw material preparation and homogenization, preheating and decomposition, cement clinker calcination, cement grinding, packing and so on.
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The main products: ball mill, vertical mill, coal mill, cement rotary kiln, and lime rotary kiln.Large Cast Steel Spare Parts:slag pot, belting leather roller, big gear ring
Indonesia International Mining and Minerals Recovery Exhibition and Conference held every two years, It has been successfully held 16 sessions, 2013 exhibition area of 35,664 square meters, 771 exhibitors from Germany, Australia, Canada, Belgium, Poland and China and other 34 countries and regions participated in the exhibition, received a total of 44,373 professional visitors.
