Turbo-Double Classifier
MBS series air classifier is jointly designed by our German experts and British experts, and is specially used for efficient dry classification of D97: 8-200 micron powder.
The classifier, cyclone collector, dust collector and induced draft fan form a complete classification system.
Features And Benefits
The TDC classifier is ideal for the ultrafine classification of soft to medium hard materials.
- Industrial fillers
- Calcium carbonat(GCC)
- Talcum
- Dolomite
- Barite
- Kaolin
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