Air Classifying Mill (ACM) Manufacturer in Pune, India

Air Classifying Mill operates on the principle of impact grinding and employs high rotor speeds with a striking edge velocity of up to 120 m/s. Size reduction takes place by the impact of material particles on the rotating grinding surfaces (hammers or pins) and on the fixed liner or grinding track. Air Classifier Mills are designed for producing micro-fine particle size. High air, unique multi teeth rotor and serrated liners fitted in the air classifier mills create numerous air whirls, turbulence and progressive grinding.
The air classifier mills are designed to control the top cut size, great turbulence, and high air whirls to ensure minimum temperature increase to handle heat sensitive materials. The classifier retains coarser particles while suction fan discharges fine powder through cyclone separators and dust is collected in filter bag units. All air classifier mills are supplied with pneumatic conveying system.

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  • Minimum temperature increases due to high air whirl
  • Less energy consumption
  • Occupy less operation area
  • 98% product recovery
  • Low overgrinding of material
  • Food Industry
  • Pharmaceutical Industry
  • Spice Industry
  • Minerals and Grain Handling Industries

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is an air classifying mill (ACM)?
An air classifying mill is an integrated impact grinding and classification machine for fine powder production. A high-speed rotor grinds the material and only particles of the required fineness leave with the air stream, giving tight particle-size control and minimal overgrinding.
2. What is the air classifying mill working principle?
Feed enters the grinding chamber, where a high-speed multi-tooth rotor (up to 120 m/s) impacts it against serrated liners in strong turbulence. Air carries the ground particles to the classifier; fine particles pass to the collection system and coarse particles are retained for further grinding.
3. What is the air classifying mill price in India?
The air classifying mill price in India depends on the model (XS to XL), required fineness, capacity, material properties and the scope of conveying and dust collection included. Share your material, mesh size and kg/hr with sales@knitcons.com for a project-specific quotation.
4. Who is a reliable air classifying mill manufacturer in Pune?
Knitcons (Knitcon Solutions Pvt Ltd) is an air classifying mill manufacturer in Pune, Maharashtra, founded by professionals with over 30 years of combined experience in powder and bulk solids handling. Every ACM is supplied with a pneumatic conveying system.
5. Which industries use an ACM?
Food, pharmaceutical, spice, mineral and grain-handling industries. Typical uses include ACM for food industry (such as 200 mesh sugar for biscuit cream), ACM for pharmaceutical industry powders and ACM for spices grinding.
6. When should I choose an ACM instead of a hammer mill?
Choose an ACM when you need micro-fine powder with tight particle-size control and low heat build-up. A hammer mill suits coarse-to-fine size reduction at simple maintenance; many plants run a hammer mill first and an ACM for the final fine grind.
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Looking for air classifying mill suppliers near me?

Knitcons builds and supplies ACM systems from Pune to plants across India. Call +91 99608 84174 or email sales@knitcons.com with your material, target mesh and capacity, and we will reply with a recommended model and quotation.