The main working components of the Weibulen 14-inch open mill are two hollow or drilled rollers that rotate inward in opposite directions. The roller on the operator's side is called the front roller, which can be moved horizontally back and forth manually or electrically to adjust the roll gap to meet operational requirements. The rear roller is fixed and cannot move back and forth. The two rollers are generally the same size and rotate relative to each other at different speeds. Raw rubber or compound is drawn into the gap between the rollers as they rotate, undergoing intense shearing to achieve the purpose of plasticizing or mixing.

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I: 14-inch Open Mill | 14-inch Rubber Mixing Machine | Open Mill Manufacturer — Working Principle

During operation of the 14-inch open mill, the operator flips the rubber while the two rollers rotate relative to each other at different speed ratios to mix the compound. Additives (such as rubber auxiliaries) are added, and the rotational force of the two rollers shears the material, breaking molecular chains to ensure thorough mixing of the material and additives, meeting industrial requirements.

II: 14-inch Open Mill | 14-inch Rubber Mixing Machine | Open Mill Manufacturer — Technical Parameters

III: 14-inch Open Mill | 14-inch Rubber Mixing Machine | Open Mill Manufacturer — Service Commitment

1. Provide on-site installation guidance.

2. Responsible for on-site commissioning and trial operation of the supplied equipment until acceptance.

3. Provide on-site operational and maintenance training for the client's personnel.

4. One-year free warranty for proper use of the unit, with long-term supply of spare parts guaranteed.

5. Long-term technical consultation services.

6. Within and beyond the warranty period, the supplier will provide clear solutions within 24 hours of receiving notice of equipment failure from the buyer. If on-site personnel are required, the supplier will arrive at the site for repairs within 72 hours domestically, and within 5 hours in the Pearl River Delta region.