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Green Cigarette Reclaimer 7.45KW Small Volume Low Noise
Reclaimer for Rejected Cigarette
As one specific equipment used for reclaiming rejected tobacco from cigarette making combination , with features of cramped structure , fine appearance , small volume and low noise. The way of opening cigarette rod keeps high length ratio , low paper scraps content without lowing down grade and changing moisture and colour of cut tobacco , which can be directly used for making cigarette. The equipment can be installed in cigarette making-packing workshop and made complement to making combination.
Specifications:
The equipment overall structure is fully-enclosed box-type and composed of feeding , loosing , ordering , pressing and transferring , rod opening , tearing , stripping , cut rag-paper separating , cut rag-shorts separating , dedusting , metal testing and automatic controlling etc.
Main Technical Specifications:
| Production capacity | 80Kg/h |
| Recovery rate | ≥ 90% |
| The whole silk rate | ≥ 70%(base on the whole silk rate) |
| Including paper scraps rate of tobacco | < 1% |
| Recovery of tobacco quality | Can use by the original level |
| Installed capacity | 7.45KW |
| Weight | 2950Kg |
| Floor space | 5m2 ～7m2 |
| Overall dimensions
| 4000×1200×1900 |
Operation Principle:
This machine transports cigarette to the vibrating screen of comb arrangement through constant feeder. The cigarette is combed by the arrangement of vibrating screen, then pass to the belt of main engine equably and lengthways. Then the belt of main engine bring the lengthways arrangement unqualifiedcigarette to the blade impressing institutions, and impress it. As the the belt of main enginerunning, the impressed unqualified cigarette is brough into article open institutions.After rolling into first and second screening, the cigarette paper, tobacco and powder are separated and transported out separately through discharge hole.
Cigarette Reclaimer and Reclaiming Rejected Tobacco
FY10