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Water Cooling Two Roller Rubber Mixing Mill with PLC Control and 30kg Capacity for Rubber Manufacturing

Water Cooling Two Roller Rubber Mixing Mill with PLC Control and 30kg Capacity for Rubber Manufacturing

Brand Name: Beishun
Model Number: XK-400
MOQ: 1set
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: T/T,L/C
Supply Ability: 30sets
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Qingdao
Certification:
ISO/CE
Model Type:
XK-400 XK-450 XK-560 XK-550
Packing:
Wooden Case Or Steel Frame
Working Length:
1000 Mm
Gap Adjustment:
Manual Or Automatic
Roller Length:
1000mm
Control Mode:
PLC
Driving Motor:
30kw
Capacity Per Batch:
30kg
Startup Method:
One-key Start
Rollerstructure:
Cast Iron
Maxgap:
15mm
Roller Type:
Hollow Type / Drilling Roll
Spacing Adjustment Method:
Manual Or Electric
Rubber Strip Cutter:
Pneumatic/Motorized
Packaging Details:
Wooden box/20GP/40GP
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Hard Tooth Surface Rubber Mixing Mill

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Water Cooling Rubber Mixing Mill

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Two Roller Rubber Mixing Mill

Product Description
Hard Tooth Surface Reducer Water Cooling Two Roller Rubber Mixing Mill
Professional rubber mixing equipment designed for manufacturing rubber products in industrial factory settings. Features hard tooth surface reducer and water cooling system for optimal performance.
Available Sizes and Types
Our rubber mixing mills are available in multiple configurations to suit various production needs:
Standard Sizes
Laboratory 6-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch, 14-inch, 16-inch, 18-inch, 22-inch, 24-inch, and 26-inch mixing mills
Automation Levels
Automatic rubber turning, hydraulic baffle, electric adjustable, hydraulic adjustable, and variable frequency speed mixing mills
Three Basic Mixing Processes
1. Wrapping the Rollers
The initial process where rubber engages with the mill rollers. Four distinct scenarios can occur:
  • Low Temperature/Hard Rubber: Rubber accumulates and slides without entering roller gap
  • Optimal Elastic State: Rubber wraps front roller perfectly for efficient mixing
  • Excessive Temperature: Rubber loses elasticity, forms bag-like shapes, disrupting operations
  • High Temperature State: Rubber enters viscous flow state, making cutting difficult
2. Powder Eating Stage
The process of mixing compounding agents into the rubber compound:
  • Requires proper accumulated rubber retention at roller gap upper end
  • Compounding agents enter through wrinkle grooves into roller gap
  • Optimal contact angle: 32-45 degrees for efficient mixing
  • Insufficient accumulation reduces dispersion effectiveness
  • Excessive accumulation prevents proper compound integration
3. Refining Process
Final mixing stage addressing dispersion challenges:
  • Rubber flows circumferentially without axial movement
  • Laminar flow creates "dead layers" affecting dispersion
  • Wedge-shaped "reflow zones" in accumulated rubber
  • Specialized techniques required for uniform compound distribution
Technical Specifications
Parameter/Model XK-160 XK-250 XK-300 XK-360 XK-400
Roll Diameter (mm) 160 250 300 360 400
Roll Working Length (mm) 320 620 750 900 1000
Capacity (kg/batch) 4 15 20 30 40
Front Roll Speed (m/min) 10 16.96 15.73 16.22 18.78
Roll Speed Ratio 1:1.21 1:1.08 1:1.17 1:1.25 1:1.27
Motor Power (KW) 5.5 18.5 22 30 37
Length (mm) 1104 3230 4000 4140 4578
Width (mm) 678 1166 1600 1574 1755
Height (mm) 1258 1590 1800 1800 1805
Weight (KG) 1000 3150 5000 6892 8000
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a rubber mixing mill?
A rubber mixing mill is a machine consisting of two counter-rotating rolls that are used to mix, knead, and homogenize rubber compounds. It is commonly used in the rubber industry to prepare rubber for further processing, such as calendering, extrusion, or molding.
How does a rubber mixing mill work?
The rubber mixing mill works by passing rubber compounds through two rotating rolls. The rolls rotate at different speeds (friction ratio), creating shear forces that mix and homogenize the rubber with additives like fillers, curing agents, and processing aids.
What are the main components of a rubber mixing mill?
  • Rolls: Two counter-rotating rolls made of hardened steel
  • Frame: Sturdy structure to support the rolls
  • Drive System: Motor and gearbox to power the rolls
  • Adjustment System: To control the gap between the rolls
  • Cooling System: To regulate the temperature of the rolls
  • Safety Devices: Emergency stops and nip guards
What is the friction ratio in a rubber mixing mill?
The friction ratio is the speed difference between the two rolls. Typically, the front roll rotates slower than the back roll, creating shear forces that help mix the rubber compound effectively. Common friction ratios range from 1:1.1 to 1:1.4.
What materials can be processed in a rubber mixing mill?
Rubber mixing mills are primarily used for natural rubber, synthetic rubber, and rubber compounds. They can also process materials like EPDM, SBR, NBR, and silicone rubber, along with additives like carbon black, silica, plasticizers, and curing agents.
What are the advantages of using a rubber mixing mill?
  • Efficient mixing and homogenization of rubber compounds
  • Flexibility in processing different rubber types and formulations
  • Ability to handle small to medium batch sizes
  • Cost-effective for small-scale production
What are the limitations of a rubber mixing mill?
  • Requires skilled operators for optimal results
  • Limited batch size compared to internal mixers
  • Longer mixing times for large batches
  • Heat generation can affect rubber properties if not controlled
How do you maintain a rubber mixing mill?
  • Regularly lubricate moving parts
  • Check and adjust roll alignment
  • Inspect and replace worn-out rolls
  • Clean the rolls and machine after each use
  • Monitor the cooling system to prevent overheating
What safety precautions should be taken when operating a rubber mixing mill?
  • Always use nip guards to prevent hand injuries
  • Avoid loose clothing or jewelry that could get caught in the rolls
  • Use emergency stop buttons in case of emergencies
  • Train operators on proper handling and safety procedures
What is the difference between a rubber mixing mill and an internal mixer?
  • Rubber Mixing Mill: Uses two rolls to mix rubber compounds; suitable for small to medium batches; requires manual feeding and cutting
  • Internal Mixer: Uses rotors inside a closed chamber; suitable for large batches; faster and more automated but less flexible for small-scale production
How do you choose the right rubber mixing mill?
Consider factors such as: roll size and capacity, friction ratio, power and speed requirements, cooling system efficiency, material compatibility, budget and production needs.
What is the typical temperature range for rubber mixing mills?
The temperature of the rolls is usually maintained between 40°C to 70°C (104°F to 158°F), depending on the rubber compound and processing requirements. Excessive heat can degrade the rubber.
Can a rubber mixing mill be automated?
Yes, modern rubber mixing mills can be equipped with automation features like programmable logic controllers (PLCs), automatic roll gap adjustment, and feeding systems to improve efficiency and consistency.
What are common problems with rubber mixing mills?
  • Uneven mixing due to improper roll gap or friction ratio
  • Overheating of rubber compounds
  • Roll wear and misalignment
  • Inconsistent batch quality due to operator error
Where are rubber mixing mills used?
Rubber mixing mills are used in industries such as: tire manufacturing, rubber sheet production, hose and belt manufacturing, footwear and rubber goods production.
For more specific questions about rubber mixing mills, our technical team is available to provide detailed assistance.