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[\/vc_column_text][vc_separator type=”transparent” border_style=”” up=”20″ down=”0″][vc_column_text]The first Positive Pressure Classifier for the submicron range leads to high classifying efficiency even in the finest cut-point range. The operation under positive pressure leads to optimized dispersion of the feed material based on high shear forces. Separating the particles is the basis for high effiicient classifying results.<\/p>\n
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Strong agglomerates based on strong surface forces lead to low content recovery in classifying systems. With this the efficiency of the classifier looking at the fines recovery is rather poor. PMT-Jetmill has developed its patented Classifier JS Series which operates under positive pressure with high shear forces.<\/p>\n
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Based on this special operation these classifiers have the finest range of products in high content recovery. This can also be achieved on an industrial scale.<\/p>\n
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