Flaker

To cool and solidify fusion liquids, flaking is used. The finished product takes the form of a thin flake. The flake has four functionalities: conveyance, storage, transportation, and discharge. The drum is supplied with cooling water. Melting liquid gets caught on the drum's surface, cools, and solidifies. With a scraper, the solidified product is scratched and removed. There are two ways to supply a system with liquid that melts. We advise using the simple "Dip Feed" operating control. For high viscosity liquids, the roll for "Top feed" can be selected.

Applications

• The main goal of flaking is to expand the flake's contact cross-sectional area. 
• Flakes should be tested often to achieve proper consistency in thickness. 
• The rolls are set using hydraulic cylinders or mechanical spindles to guarantee flake consistency.