The FOSS Mill Collection
The FOSS Mill Collection consists of four models: the CM 290 Cemotec™, CT 293 Cyclotec™, KN 295 Knifetec™ and Hammertec™ for flexible and safe sample preparation.
This hammer type mill is specially designed for sample preparation for falling number, gluten index and other reference analysis methods. Built with a focus on the user, the Hammertec is smaller and lighter and designed to make hammer mill operations quieter by at least 1.5 dB compared to existing solutions.
A quieter hammer mill for a safer and more pleasant working environment.
Dry, flowable whole cereal grain samples: Common wheat, common rye, durum wheat and barley.
Sample preparation.
Crushes samples, such as grains, feeds and meals, into a fine and homogenous powder via high speed rotation of a hammer by which the sample is impacted. Innovative design helps to minimise sample carry-over, ensuring more accurate results.
AACCI: Sample mill, with 0.5- or 0.8-mm screen to produce meal with particle size distribution as follows: >500 μm, 0–10%; >210 but <500 μm, 25–40%; <210 μm, 75–50%. ISO: Laboratory mill, hammer type, and fitted with a 0,8 mm screen allowing the production of a wholemeal product meeting the particle size specification shown in 8.1.3.
Falling number test for sprouting damage in grain and enzyme activity in flour.
Alphatec™ FNo. gives grain receivers a safe and modern way to perform the standard falling number test. Features include a cooling lid to avoid a rush of steam when loading samples and a touch screen interface.
Read more| Dimensions (w x h x d) |
24 x 38 x 55 cm (without Auto-feeder) 24 x 52 x 55 cm (with Auto-feeder) |
| Weight, operating: | 40,6 kg |
| Power requirements |
200-240 VAC 50/60 Hz or 100-120 VAC 50/60 Hz |
| Power consumption |
1300 W |
| Thermal overload relay | 200 - 240 VAC, 7 A 100 - 110 VAC, 14 A |
| Motor rotation speed |
2800 rpm (50Hz) 3400 rpm (60Hz) |
| Hammer speed |
16800 rpm |
| Safety brake | Yes |
| Noise level | < 80 dB |
| Transient overvoltage |
2 |
| Temperature |
Indoor use, 5-40° C |
| Relative humidity | Maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to 31° C decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40° C |
| Pollution degree | 2 |
