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Review moisture, oil or protein content, feed form, bulk density, hygiene requirements and temperature limits.
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CR1200 Impact Mill ProjectA verified Shandong project used a CR1200 superfine impact mill to process flake peanut protein into a reported 150 mesh product at 1,200 kg/h.
The project required flake peanut protein feed to reach a reported 150 mesh product at 1,200 kg/h.
A comparable project should test oil and protein content, feed toughness, temperature rise, product adhesion, hygiene requirements and usable yield.
The reported values document one completed reference. A new food or health-product powder should be selected from representative testing because oil, protein, moisture, heat sensitivity and feed structure can change the result.
Review moisture, oil or protein content, feed form, bulk density, hygiene requirements and temperature limits.
Verify achievable distribution, temperature trend, capacity, product recovery and cleanability.
Use the test result to select mill size, classification, material contact surfaces and collection arrangement.
A comparable peanut-protein project can be evaluated around a CR1200 impact mill with consistent feeding, controlled temperature and efficient powder collection.
These values come from the authorized project record and describe this reference only. They are not a universal performance guarantee.
A new material should be tested before model selection because composition, moisture, temperature limit, operating settings and product collection all affect capacity and particle size.
The original report is displayed as supplied with the authorized project material. No replacement curve or reconstructed particle-size distribution has been created.
Review the Mills Powder impact mill range for fine processing of food ingredients, plant proteins and other heat-sensitive powders after material testing.
Send the feed form, target fineness and capacity for impact mill testing and scale-up review.