The air classifier is a dry powder classification device. It relies on the centrifugal force generated by the rotor, combined with an airflow, to achieve particle size separation. The introduction of secondary air helps disperse agglomerated powders and improves classification accuracy.
Equipped with forced vortex classification technology, the equipment allows for precise particle size control by adjusting the impeller speed and air volume. The complete system comprises a feed controller, the main classifier, a cyclone collector, a pulse dust collector, and an induced draft fan. With customizable processing capacities, it is highly suitable for both experimental R&D and industrial mass production.
This equipment is widely used for the precision classification of powders across multiple industries. Typical materials include silicon carbide, diamond, quartz, kaolin, epoxy resin additives, herbal medicines, antibiotics, aluminum powder, magnesium powder, and phosphors.
It is especially suitable for applications that demand zero iron contamination and a narrow particle size distribution, such as ceramic glazes and pharmaceutical ultrafine powders.