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HR-16B
Horus
A standard grain crusher relies on a single set of spinning hammers or blades. It smashes grain and hopes the screen sorts out the mess. The result is a wide, unpredictable particle spread: some flour-like dust, some large grit, and everything in between. This inconsistency ruins recipe precision for bakeries, causes uneven extraction for herbal medicine, and creates quality complaints for food processors. Worse, when a hard seed or foreign object enters, the motor bogs down or trips — stopping production and requiring a manual reset. For your customers, this is not just a nuisance; it’s a daily productivity killer.
For distributors and wholesalers, these problems leave you defending a machine you didn’t engineer. You lack the technical data to explain why it underperforms, and your only answer is price. As a China-based manufacturer with in-house R&D, we replace luck with physics. Every design choice — from the dual-stage grinding mechanism to the motor’s torque curve — is engineered to deliver a guaranteed particle distribution and stall-free operation. We don’t just build crushers; we build documented performance.
When your customer is a production engineer, a quality assurance manager, or a lab director, they think in tolerances, curves, and standard deviations. They need a machine that produces powder within a tight particle size band — and can prove it. Offering a grain crusher backed by a particle size distribution curve and a torque-speed chart positions you as a technical supplier, not a commodity seller. This builds immediate credibility and justifies a premium price, because you are selling predictable output and reliable uptime, not just a steel box with a motor.
For importers, private label brands, and OEM partners, having these engineering documents as part of your sales toolkit transforms your conversations. You can walk into a pharmaceutical company or a premium bakery chain and show exactly why your crusher achieves superior uniformity and never stalls on hard material. This technical differentiation creates a barrier that generic competitors cannot easily cross, locking in long-term supply contracts and repeat bulk orders.
That’s why we openly share our mechanism design, test data, and performance curves with our wholesale partners — because your technical win is our win.
What it is: High-speed balanced hammers strike incoming grain, initiating fracture. The hammer tip speed and striking angle are precisely calculated to produce consistent fragment sizes, not random shatter.
Why it matters for you: Consistent initial fracture is the first step toward final uniformity. If the first break is chaotic, no downstream processing can fully correct it. Our controlled impact gives every grain the same energy dose.
Plain-language takeaway: Like a chef’s knife making the first clean cut — each grain gets the same treatment.
What it is: Pre-broken fragments are funneled into a narrowing gap between a rotating inner cone and a stationary outer ring. The gap mechanically limits the maximum particle that can pass — anything larger is crushed further until it fits.
Why it matters for you: This is the heart of uniformity. Unlike a screen that a particle can “luckily” pass through if oriented correctly, the cone imposes a hard geometric limit. The result is a sharp, single-peak particle size distribution curve, not a broad scatter. You get flour that is consistently within your target range.
Plain-language takeaway: Think of it as a precision rolling gate — only pieces of the right size can exit. No lucky escapes.
What it is: The outer ring of the conical compression zone is mounted on a calibrated spring. When a hard foreign object or an ultra-dense seed enters, the ring retracts slightly, widening the gap to allow the object to be crushed and pass through without stopping the rotor.
Why it matters for you: No sudden motor stalls, no manual extraction of debris, no production downtime. The machine self-adjusts and continues running. This is a mechanical solution, not an electronic sensor that can fail.
Plain-language takeaway: It’s a self-defending mechanism — the crusher takes a deep breath, cracks the hard piece, and keeps going.
What it is: We match a direct-drive motor with a flat torque curve — it delivers high torque from low RPM, maintaining over 90% of peak torque across a wide speed range.
Why it matters for you: When the cone encounters resistance from a hard seed, the motor instantly supplies more twisting force without needing to rev up. This prevents the RPM drop that causes jamming and stalling in standard motors. The machine powers through without tripping the overload.
Plain-language takeaway: Like a diesel engine that doesn’t stall when it hits a tough patch — it just pushes harder.
1.Particle Size Distribution (PSD) Comparison: We run your material through our crusher and through a standard single-stage hammer mill. The PSD overlay shows our narrow, single-peak distribution versus the competitor’s wide, multi-peak result. The D10, D50, D90 values and Span are reported. Why it matters: You can visually demonstrate to your customer that your machine delivers a higher percentage of on-spec powder, reducing waste and improving product consistency.
2.Torque-Speed Dynamic Test: We instrument the motor and record torque and RPM at 1000 samples per second while intentionally feeding hard objects. The resulting chart shows zero RPM dips and immediate torque compensation. Why it matters: This is the anti-jam proof. You can tell your customer their production line won’t stop every time a tough seed enters the hopper.
3.Thermal Stability Run: We operate the crusher continuously for 2 hours at rated capacity and log the grinding chamber temperature every minute. The temperature curve stays flat and low, proving the gentle mechanical action generates minimal heat. Why it matters: Volatile oils, vitamins, and active compounds in herbs are preserved. Your customer gets high-quality powder, not heat-damaged dust. Wear Parts Life Projection: We run an accelerated wear test and provide a predicted maintenance schedule and wear-part cost per ton. Why it matters: Your customer can calculate total cost of ownership, essential for B2B procurement decisions.
Each machine ships with a Performance Validation Report containing these curves and data. For bulk OEM/ODM orders, we provide raw data files.
We customize the mechanism balance and parameters to your target material and quality specs.
Material & Goal Definition
You send us your material and your target particle size range. Our R&D team analyzes hardness, oil content, and fiber structure.
Mechanism Proposal & Simulation Data
We propose the dominant mechanism ratio (impact vs. compression), the cone gap setting, and the motor winding. We share a predicted PSD curve from our simulation database.
Trial Grinding & Data Package
We run your material on a configured test machine. You receive the actual PSD curve, torque-speed chart, thermal log, and a video of the trial.
Approval & Production Lock
You approve the data. We lock the mechanical specs and manufacture your order, performing a factory acceptance test on each unit.
This data-driven workflow is built for B2B partners who need to sell technical superiority.
Q1: How do you prove your crusher produces more uniform powder?
We provide a comparative particle size distribution curve from a laser diffraction analyzer. The narrower your customer's tolerance, the more our uniformity advantage matters.
Q2: What exactly prevents the machine from jamming on hard seeds?
A combination of a spring-loaded cone that mechanically yields to hard objects and a flat-torque motor that delivers instant extra power. No electronics, just physics.
Q3: Can it really handle oily herbs without clogging the screen?
Yes. The compression zone processes oily material into thin flakes before they reach the screen, and the cone gap is self-cleaning due to the relative movement. We can share test data for sesame or similar oily materials.
Q4: Is the particle size adjustable?
Yes. Adjusting the cone gap and, secondarily, the screen mesh changes the target particle size. The uniformity advantage is maintained across a wide range.
Q5: What is the minimum order for an engineered-configuration crusher?
One unit for trial and approval. Bulk orders for OEM/ODM optimized at 10+ units. We support mixed configurations.
Q6: Do you provide technical marketing material?
Yes. We can supply PSD curves, mechanism diagrams, and torque charts that you can present under your own brand to your customers.
Q7: Are wear parts easily replaceable, and do you supply them?
Yes. The hammer set, cone liner, and screen are user-replaceable. As the OEM factory, we keep stock and offer factory-direct pricing.
As a China-based manufacturer specializing in engineered grinding mechanisms, we empower distributors, importers, and private label brands with crushers that are defined by their performance curves — not just their price.
Send us your target material and quality spec today. In 24 hours, you’ll receive:
A preliminary mechanism recommendation
A sample PSD curve from a similar material
A 3D cutaway rendering of the grinding chamber
Quotation for trial and bulk orders
Send Your Material Specs — Get an Engineered Performance Proposal in 24 Hours
| MODEL | Capacity(g) | Voltage(V) | Power(W) | Rotation Speed (r/m) | color box Size |
| HR-02A | 100 | 110-240 | 650 | 28000 | 170x170x350 |
| HR-04A | 200 | 110-240 | 1200 | 28000 | 196x196x394 |
| HR-06B | 300 | 110-240 | 1500 | 28000 | 225x225x405 |
| HR-08A | 400 | 110-240 | 1800 | 25000 | 196x196x394 |
| HR-08B | 400 | 110-240 | 1800 | 25000 | 225x225x405 |
| HR-10B | 500 | 110-240 | 2000 | 25000 | 225x225x405 |
| HR-16B | 800 | 110-240 | 2400 | 25000 | 225x225x405 |
| HR-20B | 1000 | 110-240 | 3000 | 25000 | 245x245x410 |
| HR-30B | 1500 | 110-240 | 3500 | 25000 | 245x245x410 |
| HR-40B | 2000 | 110-240 | 4000 | 25000 | 340x330x495 |
| HR-50B | 2500 | 110-240 | 4500 | 25000 | 340x330x495 |