📌 Product Introduction
This Grinding Disc is a key component of the Pellet Feed Making Machine, designed to compress and shape feed material into pellets. Manufactured from high-quality alloy steel, it features a smooth surface, uniform die holes, and excellent wear resistance—ensuring consistent pellet output and long-term reliability in feed processing.
🌾 Applicable Raw Materials
Compatible with a wide range of dry, powdered feed materials such as cornmeal, wheat bran, soybean meal, grass powder, and rice husks. The grinding disc is designed to handle materials intended for poultry, livestock, and aquatic feed production.
⚙️ Working Principle
During operation, raw materials are pushed by rollers through the precision-drilled holes in the grinding disc. Under high pressure and friction, the feed is compressed into cylindrical pellets, which are then cut to length at the outlet. The disc’s hardness and hole smoothness directly affect pellet density and discharge efficiency.
📐 Specifications
- Outer Diameter: Customizable
- Hole Size: 3mm / 4mm / 6mm / 8mm (optional)
- Material: Hardened Alloy Steel
- Heat Treatment: Yes (HRC 50–55)
- Compatible Machines: PT-125 / PT-150 / PT-160 / PT-180 / PT-210 / PT-230 / PT-260 / PT-300 / PT-400, and other flat die feed pellet machines.
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✅ Product Advantages
- Durable & High-Precision: Heat-treated steel ensures long service life and stable performance.
- Customizable Sizes: Available in various diameters and hole sizes to match different feed types.
- Smooth Pellet Release: Polished holes reduce clogging and improve pellet uniformity.
- Easy to Install: Standardized disc with bolt holes for quick replacement on most machines.
- Improves Productivity: Keeps pellet output consistent and reduces machine downtime.
🔚 Conclusion
The Grinding Disc for Pellet Feed Making Machines is an essential spare part that directly influences the quality of your feed production. Whether you’re replacing an old disc or customizing feed size, this durable and efficient disc is a smart investment for long-term use.
