Granulator reduces size of rubber bales.
September 11, 2006 -
Model KM30 has low friction cutting design that reduces whole bales of natural and synthetic rubber to small bits. This 150 hp unit features large throat and split clam shell design that allows for maintenance of cutters and screens. Design minimizes heat rise so no cooling systems is needed. Optional features include automatic controller, infeed and discharge conveying system, pneumatic evacuation system, and partitioning agent feed system.
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Original Press release
DELUMPER ® Div., Franklin Miller Inc.
60 Okner Pkwy.
Livingston, NJ, 07039
USA
Vulcanator®
POWERFUL SIZE REDUCTION IN RUBBER BALES
The new VULCANATOR® Model KM30 quickly reduces whole bales of natural and synthetic rubber to small bits with a unique low friction cutting design. This unit is invaluable in rubber processing as it vastly reduces rubber dissolving time, cuts processing time and thereby appreciably reduces costs.
The 150 HP Model KM30 is capable of processing larger and heavier bales up to six times faster than previous units. It features a larger throat and more powerful cutting than prior models. The split clam shell design allows for easy maintenance of cutters and screens. Because the VULCANATOR's unique design minimizes heat rise, it has no need for expensive cooling systems.
The VULCANATOR is built for heavy duty operation. The housing is constructed of heavy steel with a high level of precision incorporated into every component. An auxiliary fly wheel helps this unit rip through even the toughest bales.
Optional features include: an automatic controller, and infeed and discharge conveying system, a pneumatic evacuation system and partitioning agent feed system.
For more information contact Franklin Miller Inc. 60 Okner Pkwy, Livingston, NJ 07039 973-535-9200 fax 973-535-6269 www.franklinmiller.com email: info@franklinmiller.com
Contact: Sondra Somer
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