Hammer mill and Pellet Mill Replacement Parts
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“We love your Hammers! They are more durable than the competitors, and that’s why we’re now using Jacobs Rod!”
“The Lightning resulted in 48% decrease in energy with 19% increase in throughput. Savings $32K!”
“Our pelleting process had some inefficiencies, we were seeing rather poor performance from our process and short lifespans from our dies and rolls. . With Jacobs we built a new protocol for our process, from our feed temps, all the way through roll setups. We have been running for several months now and our pelleting production numbers are fantastic, some of our products we increased our performance by over 50%, that translates to multiple tons per week in increased efficiency. We did see an increase in all of our TPH across the board. “
“Jacobs rods last a full year with very little grooving, competitors rods needed changed out every 6 months due to excessive grooving.”
“There is no comparison out there to the durability of Jacobs Hammers, they’re amazing. Hardfacing is so good, the hammers are not wearing out. Only buying Jacobs Hammers!”
“Essault Hammers lasted 11 weeks compared to regular hammers lasting 6 weeks. Ordered 2 more sets. This will be the way to go on hammers from now on!”
“Had Lightning Die on for 18 months on the 30 ton mill and ran 172,278 tons through it. Want one just like it for the 7932 mill. Love them!”
“Maintenance sent the following numbers regarding 5 different feeds. Feed 1: 35% Increase in throughput Feed 2: 44% Increase in throughput Feed 3: 42% Increase in throughput Feed 4: 87% Increase in throughput Feed 5: 9% Increase in throughput.”
“The Triple Threats are living up to the talk on our Bliss Mill. [Competitor] hammers are needing replaced and Jacobs’ barely looked used!”
“Both mills running Pentagons. Last sets ran for about 11 months, pushing 13,000 to 14,000 ton per week. 572,000 tons of life on hammers!”