Retsch SR 200 User Manual
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2/8/2012
Retsch GmbH
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Filter hose and collecting pan
Fig.10
Fig.11
With the use of a cloth filter hose or a Conidur filter, available as
an accessory, between the SR 200 and the collecting pan, the air
stream caused by the rotating rotor is taken off and conveyed
downward to the material discharge. Furthermore, it accelerates
the material throughput and ensures a gentle crushing process.
Fig.10
* Push filter hose E over the flange while holding the clamping
clip at an angle.
* Clamp the lock E1
* Hang in the collecting pan F
* Clamp the locks F1
If the collecting pan is mounted without a filter hose, it can be
expected that dust will escape from the feed funnel D, and so you
should never operate the SR 200 without a filter hose or Conidur
filter.
Feed material to be crushed
The maximum feed grain size should not exceed 15mm.
For batch or continuous operation, the SR 200 can be retrofitted
with a 30l plastic collecting receptacle and a feed device of the
type DR 100/75, which are available as accessories.
* Close the SR 200 and switch on
* Slowly feed the material to be crushed into the feed funnel D
Fig.11
The rebound safeguard installed in the feed funnel D prevents the
feed material from bouncing back.
Fig.11
Only feed the material to be crushed into the feed funnel slowly and
continuously with the SR 200 running.
The material to be crushed or excessive feed quantity can bring the
SR 200 to a standstill and this may damage mechanical
components.
!
During crushing, material in dust form may escape from the feed funnel.
In the case of toxic or otherwise health-hazardous materials, use an
extraction device.
Danger from inhalation of health-hazardous dust.
!
Many materials form explosive air mixtures. Check the properties of the
material you are crushing.
Explosion hazard!