
Wear-Resistant Rubber Lining
Hydrocyclone Lining
Under pressure, the slurry enters the shell through the feed pipe along a spiral direction, performing rotational motion inside the shell. Coarse or denser particles in the slurry, subjected to greater centrifugal force, move to the periphery of the rotational flow and are finally discharged through the bottom settling nozzle as settled sand. Fine particles, experiencing relatively lower centrifugal forces, remain at the center of the rotational flow and move upward with the liquid flow. They are eventually discharged through the overflow pipe as overflow.
Model
R-X-150 - R-X-660
Capacity
10 - 524 m³/h
Pressure
0.06 - 0.15 MPa
Cone Angle
10° - 20°
Lining
Molded / Cold-bonded rubber lining
Technical Specifications
| Model | R-X-150 - R-X-660 |
| Capacity | 10 - 524 m³/h |
| Pressure | 0.06 - 0.15 MPa |
| Cone Angle | 10° - 20° |
| Lining | Molded / Cold-bonded rubber lining |
Product Features
- Three-dimensional spiral feed structure achieving both circumferential and axial feeding to eliminate turbulence
- Square tubular feeding form allowing material to approach inner wall closely, minimizing resistance and wear
- Lined with the most wear-resistant wet abrasion latex-phase rubber for long service life and stable classification efficiency
- Compression-molded and cold-bonded rubber liners providing the longest service life
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