- True continuous operation with thru put rates of 3 to 500 GPM
- Rotor tip speeds of 9,000 feet per minute
- Capable of 7 Hegman grind on many pigments
- Higher viscosity rates
- Variable speed drive, temperature readout
The CF series random path approach guarantees more work per pass providing better dispersions and emulsions.
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Continuous Operation and Performance
The CF series is engineered for true continuous operation, using a random-path approach that increases work per pass and improves overall dispersion efficiency. These mills maintain product homogeneity at higher viscosities and are capable of achieving fine grinds, often reaching 7 Hegman on many pigment systems, without excessive residence time. Variable-speed drives and temperature readouts allow operators to tune processing conditions for consistent product quality across production shifts.
Compact Footprint and Line Integration
Space-efficient design makes KADY continuous flow mills ideal for production lines with limited floor area. The unit’s compact footprint and straightforward piping connections simplify integration into existing process trains. Because the mill is designed to run continuously, it eliminates the batch handling steps associated with tank milling and reduces intermediate storage and handling labor while maintaining constant product properties.
Process Control and Material Versatility
KADY Continuous Flow Mills support a wide range of formulations and viscosities. The rotor-stator geometry and adjustable tip speed let engineers optimize shear and residence time to meet particle-size and dispersion targets. Built to accommodate pigment dispersions, emulsions, high-solids slurries, and viscous liquids, the CF series accepts a variety of materials and can be adapted with different rotor and stator configurations or materials of construction to address abrasion, corrosion, or sanitary requirements.
Free Test Drive and Validation
KADY offers a free on-site test drive so you can validate mill performance on your actual production line and with your real materials. Running a pilot through your process demonstrates true throughput, dispersion quality, heat generation, and cleaning characteristics under operating conditions that lab tests cannot fully reproduce. The test-drive option removes uncertainty, shortens approval cycles, and provides the data needed to specify the optimal configuration and motor sizing.
Installation, Commissioning, and Support
KADY supports installations with mechanical and electrical integration guidance, commissioning services, and operator training to ensure immediate, repeatable performance. Commissioning includes verification of flow rates, temperature control, and rotor/stator clearances as well as baseline performance documentation. Ongoing support covers spare parts, maintenance schedules, and remanufacturing options for wear components to maximize uptime and control lifetime costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Throughput Rates and Tip Speeds Are Available on the CF Series?
CF series mills operate across a throughput range of approximately 3 to 500 GPM with rotor tip speeds up to 9,000 ft/min to meet varied production demands.
Can The Continuous Flow Mill Handle High-Viscosity Materials?
Yes, the CF series is designed for higher viscosity formulations; rotor-stator geometry and variable speed control enable processing of viscous slurries and emulsions with effective feed and dispersion.
How Does the Free Test Drive Work and What Will It Prove?
The free test drive runs the mill in your existing production line with your product to demonstrate true throughput, dispersion quality, temperature behavior, and cleaning needs, providing the empirical data required for final specification.
What Are the Typical Integration Requirements for Inline Installation?
Integration typically requires minimal floor space, standard inlet/outlet piping, a suitable drive package and electrical supply, and process controls for flow and temperature; KADY provides detailed integration guidance and commissioning support.
We make our units efficiently and we understand that space is a valuable asset in the manufacturing world this is why we are pleased to say our continuous flow machines only take 8 square feet of your floor space. We also guarantee that once your product passes through our continuous flow mills you will have a completely homogenous product.
We have worked with a number of different industries over the years that work with a variety of different applications. Our goal is to work hard so you do not have to work harder than you should. We take your application in account with every product we sell in order to provide you with a product that will fit your process with minimal effort on your part.
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