Hi

Besides Alpine, PMT & Ecutec are worth consideration.

We could provide a classifier with P95=10-12 microns with very competitive price offer,

for finer product find out at manufacturers mentioned above.

question # 2: answer --yes

question # 3: it is a good idea, to send samples to manufacturer & get

milling & classification trials before buying anything.

good luck again

Ezry Akkerman

Cyclotec Ltd

cyclotec@gmail.com ■

1) The MicroSizer air classifier, manufactered in the U. S., compares very favorably in performance to Hosokawa's Alpine. The MicroSizer is often used in ball mill circuits because of the efficient classification which enhances ball mill grinding. Additionally, our system is widely used with GCC and we have installations throughout the world.

2) Yes, there is typically very little difference in performance among the various ball mill manufactures as long as the mill is well made. It is typically the classifer which sets apart the performance of the system.

3) It is almost impossible to find a MicroSizer in the secondary market (not sure about Alpine). The machine is very robust and maintenance issues are very low. As far as ball mills go, most that you see on the used market are in pretty bad shape. I would recommend going with a supplier of new ball mills who is willing to provide them at very competitive pricing.

4) The cost of an MS-20 MicroSizer which would deliver your requirement of

2 T/H of finished product is $154,000 USD. I would be happy to recommend a ball mill supplier for you as well.

Best of Luck,

Chris

cmeadows@microsizer.com

1-256-249-4965 Off.

1-205-965-1548 Mob. ■

Originally Posted by jkgreat

Alpine Classifier Prices

Hi

I am planning to start a plant of gcc. I think most people recommend alpine classifier if I want to go up to 3 micron. Please let me know

1. Is there any worth considering competition of Alpine for air classifiers?

2. Is it a good idea if I use normal low cost ball mill (not the worst one of course) with Alpine classifier to get the fine product I want.

3. Is it a good idea to find used alpine classifier and super orion ball mill to save cost initially?

4. What is the approx cost of NEW and USED "Alpine ATP classifer 500/4" and their "SUPER ORION ball mill" for same 2T/hr production. I am just asking for a rough idea, I know the price for used will depend on the condition.

(I have contacted Hosokawa alpine by email for quote on Friday but no response yet. Will call them today.)

Hi

Regarding your questions:

1.Alpine 's classifier is one of the best but I'm not sure about the price/performance ratio.

2.It's not a good idea to use a ball mill to produce the ultrafine powder in the time of soaring energy cost.

3.It depends on the condition and price of the used equipment.

4. Only Apline people can answer this question.

We are Luzim Powder Engineering Company in Taiwan and can offer you a price/Performance

classifier to meet your need.

Best Regards

Thomas

thomas@luzim.com.tw ■

Dear Sir!

I saw that you are looking for a air classifier.

I think that, we could be a good option for you.

We have a lot of experience in this business. Taylor made solutions are one of our strengths.

Moreover, we dealing with second hand equipment.

For example we have in the moment 2 used 3rd generation air classifier from Schmidt Germany (Build in 1997) on our stock.

Furthermore we have various ball mills available (For example: 1 Mill: 2,8x7m, 1 Mill: 3,2x13m, 1 Mill: 2,2x4,1m).

If you need to know more informations about Intercem, please visit our web space address: "www.intercem.de".

By the way you can download the data sheets of our used machineries there.

I hope to get a feedback from your side soon.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Dipl. Ing. (FH)

Tim Hücking

Project Manager

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Intercem Engineering GmbH

Dipl. Ing. (FH)

Tim Hücking

Project Manager

Carl-Zeiss-Str. 10

59302 Oelde

Germany

Tel.: +49 (2522) 92 058 - 17

Mob.: +49 (170) 52 89 797

Fax.: +49 (2522) 92 058 - 20

Mail.: t.huecking@intercem.de

Web.: http://www.intercem.de

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Dear Sir,

we, in ANIVI, have more than 70 years experience in grinding industrial minerals. If you want a new plant for grinding calcium carbonate you can contact us.

Besides that we have 4 different types of classifiers which can suit your demand. Please visit www.anivi.com, where you can check what we do and who we are.

We will be glad to answer any of your doubts in export@anivi.com ■

Hello,

I am helping out our Sales Director, David Bugler and would like to give you his direct email address aswell as our web address, which demonstrates our capabilities in air classification and gives brief detail of our products.

We are experienced in Calcium Carbonate applications and would very much like to help with this enquiry.

Please contact David directly at david.bugler@britishrema.com.

His telephone no. is + 44 (0) 1246 269955 David's mobile is + 44 (0) 7815316429.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you.

Regards,

Anne Bellagha

British Rema Process Equipment Ltd

anne.bellagha@britishrema.com

Mobile: + (0) 7710 768515 ■

Did you get an answer from Alpine already? I just heard from your inquiry. In case you still need anyhting please do contact me. ■