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November 21, 2012 12:00 AM

New technology ensures the effective fine grinding of glass waste

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    Gateshead, UK -- A range of technology upgrades have been incorporated in the latest version of low energy milling equipment used for the fine grinding of waste glass, glass reinforced plastic (GRP) and other hard materials and minerals.

    International Innovative Technologies Ltd (IIT) of Gateshead, UK, says as part of a programme of continuous product improvement, it has further developed its m-series of vertical milling equipment. The upgraded system comes in a range of modular grinding options to meet the needs of different materials, particle size requirements and throughput volumes.

    IIT said the module body is made from heavy duty austempered ductile cast iron and internal wear resistant polyurethane coatings can be incorporated in the inlet and outlet feeds, to overcome potential wear problems caused by abrasive materials and to eliminate any contamination problems.
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