Introduction to bark crusher

The bark crusher is a new type of woodworking machinery equipment that is ideal for the production of wood powder. Wood, branches, and other raw materials can be processed into sawdust in one go, which has the advantages of low investment, low energy consumption, high productivity, good economic benefits, and easy use and maintenance.

Composition of bark crusher structure
The bark crusher mainly consists of five parts: crushing, grading, wind conveying, unloading, and dust removal. It eliminates the traditional screening process and uses wind energy to produce powder in one go. The machine performance has been greatly improved compared to other similar products.
1. It consists of three main parts: the body, the middle body, and the lower body.
2. The crushing knife consists of a Type 7 knife, a Type 1 knife, and a centrifugal knife.
3. The auxiliary machine is composed of; Composed of fan, powder collector, and dust collector.

Working principle of bark crusher
The main crushing room adopts 7-type knife, type 1 knife, and centrifugal knife, with coarse crushing, fine crushing, and centrifugal repeated crushing. The crusher rotor is driven by a motor to run at high speed, generating high-speed airflow to produce high-intensity impact force, compression force, cutting force, and friction force on the crushed material, achieving unique crushing function. In the process of cutting and crushing with three types of blades, the rotor generates a high-speed airflow that rotates in the direction of the blades. The material accelerates in the airflow and repeatedly impacts, cuts, and rubs. At the same time, it is subjected to three types of crushing effects. The crushed material enters the analyzer with the airflow for analysis. Due to the centrifugal force of the analyzer rotor and the centripetal force of the airflow, when the centrifugal force is greater than the centripetal force, fine particles enter the powder collector with the airflow for collection, and coarse particles enter the centrifugal chamber for further crushing until the desired fineness is achieved.