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WS & WC
Wood Hogs (Hammermills) |
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| As fuel
prices climb, the American Hog makes even more fuel sense.
This equipment reduces wood scrap, chips, veneer, back and
shavings to uniformly sized chips for blow fed boiler fuel.
They burn better because of better aeration, and product
relatively greater BTU output with less smoke, whether fed by
blower or manually. Storage space is cut down, handling made
easier, and fire hazard reduced. The American Hog pays for
itself in no time-often in less than a year, and the importance in
fuel savings to you will steadily increase, not to mention savings
in reduced labor for handling scrap. |
| Standard
Features: |
Circular
rotor discs with machined spacers or spider cross-arm design
Rotor
assembly balanced statically and dynamically to .003"
Rotor
shaft is made of heat-treated alloy steel
All
abutting surfaces are machined for a dust-tight fit
Right-hand
or left-hand design available
V-Belt
or Direct Drive designs are available
V-Belt
or Direct Drive designs are available
Heavy-duty
double row spherical roller bearings mounted in split housings
with dust and lubricant seals
Top
rear quarter housing split to provide quick access to mill
interior without disturbing infeed chute
Bottom
housing designed for non-clog discharge
Inspection
doors in front and rear of bottom housing
Ballistic
tramp metal catcher built into top rear housing
Fabricated
steel housings of plate-steel with continuous welds
Full
set of swing-type shredder hammers
Hammer
shafts of alloy steel, heat-treated for long life
Replaceable
liners of plate-steel, held in by countersunk bolts with nuts on
the outside of the machine
Adjustable
breaker plate of cast manganese located at the throat of the
machine
Adjustable
grinding plate of cast manganese located just prior to the screen
plates
Discharge
area comprised of perforated plate-steel screen plates |
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