FRITSCH mills in the construction materials industry
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Crushing concrete coarsely and fine
Concrete is a complex material, which its characteristics due to its composition and as a result of the systematic addition of additives can be adjusted very differentiated. However, this results in the demand to monitor this composition for two reasons: in order to ensure the desired useful properties and also to ensure the quality of the mixture. Various FRITSCH-Mills can be used for a sample preparation
Tarpaper, Roofing-Bitumen... most people are only familiar with these materials in order to seal roofs
But what happens with this material when a building is torn down? Utilized are then the FRITSCH Cutting Mills
Sample preparation in the ceramics industry for assurance of quality and process standards
Clays, chamottes and ceramics are used versatile and must therefore be in accordance with different varying of quality standards. These quality standards have especially in recent years gained in significance for the processing industry and therefore at the same time for the producers of such chamottes and ceramics. Utilized for the sample preparation was the FRITSCH- Planetary Mono Mill
Reports from this industry
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W.P. Tae, Taemyong Scientific Co. 2004: Reducing the use of hazardous substances in the pulverisette 0 |
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Wolfgang Simon, FRITSCH GmbH 2005: Guidelines for WEEE and RoHS for FRITSCH laboratory mills |
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Wolfgang Simon & Gerhard Bär, FRITSCH GmbH: Two-stage cutting mill for comminution of heterogeneous materials |
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Wolfgang Mutter / FRITSCH GmbH: The importance of drive performance for the efficiency of a variable speed rotor mill |
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Wieland Hopfe, FRITSCH GmbH 2005: The comminution of hard to medium-hard materials. |
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Ulrich Gerber/FRITSCH GmbH, Nick Feeitt - Vesuvius Zyalons (Midlands) Ltd.: Syalon, a new material for the comminution process |