Centrifugal Impact Mill ("CIM" or "Pin Mill") provides a simple, inexpensive means of grinding, sizing, de-agglomerating and homogenizing material, and can be employed as an effective infestation destroyer. It yields particle sizes down to 325 mesh and primarily used for friable materials. Available in #304 stainless steel, sanitary, abrasive resistant and standard carbon steel design, Centrifugal Impact Mill operates without screens, hammers, knives or rolls.
Munson Machinery Co., Inc. is a supplier of processing equipment used in the Lubricant & Metalworking Fluids industry. Specializing in precision blending applications, it delivers equipment engineered to specification. Munson offers a wide range of machines, including Cylindrical Plow Blenders, High Intensity Continuous Blenders, Large Block Shredders, Mini-Mixers, and Rotary Batch Mixers.
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