Cronus 1850 raymond mill shipped to GuangDong province

Processing material: limestone

fineness: 325 mesh D97

Capacity:20 TPH

Raymond mill type: CRRM 1850

Application: limestone powder plant

Here are several expanded points for your writing, based on the client’s requirements and the recommended Raymond mill model:

• The Raymond mill is specifically designed to process limestone up to 325 mesh, aligning perfectly with the client’s fineness requirement.
• Unlike ultra-fine grinding mills (which handle 800+ mesh), this model eliminates unnecessary costs for unneeded higher fineness capabilities.
• The 20-ton/hour output ensures efficient production while maintaining energy savings, ideal for medium-scale operations.

• Affordable upfront cost: The Raymond mill’s simplified structure and mature technology reduce manufacturing expenses compared to ultra-fine grinders.
• Reduced maintenance: Fewer precision components (e.g., high-pressure grinding rollers) lower long-term upkeep costs, critical for budget-conscious clients.
• Energy efficiency: Optimized airflow and grinding mechanics minimize power consumption per ton, enhancing ROI.

• Fineness range: Covers 80–400 mesh, ensuring flexibility for future adjustments while focusing on the 325-mesh target.
• Material suitability: Proven performance in processing limestone’s medium hardness (Mohs 3-4), avoiding over-engineering.
• Compact footprint: Requires less space than multi-stage grinding systems, reducing infrastructure costs.

• Faster payback period: Lower capital and operational expenses allow quicker breakeven compared to high-end equipment.
• Scalability: If demand grows, additional Raymond mill units can be added incrementally without overinvesting in oversized machinery.
• Market readiness: The 325-mesh limestone powder meets standard industrial applications (e.g., construction, ceramics), ensuring steady demand.

• No redundant features: Ultra-fine mills often include advanced classifiers and precision components irrelevant to 325-mesh production.
• Simpler operation: Easier training and fewer technical failures due to the Raymond mill’s straightforward design.
• Spare parts accessibility: Widely available components reduce downtime risks and procurement costs.

• Dust control: Built-in pulse dust collectors meet environmental standards without requiring expensive retrofits.
• Noise reduction: Lower decibel levels compared to high-speed ultra-fine grinders, complying with workplace regulations.

• Example: “A similar client processing 300-mesh limestone achieved full ROI within 18 months using this model, with 95% uptime and minimal maintenance.”