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“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!”
“Installing a replacement Pentagon set, the first one lasted 102 weeks!”
“Lightning Die has better PDI by 15%, designed right for the DDG Formulation. Very impressed with quality up and AMP draw 15% less.”
“Very pleased with Bad Ax Hammers. Mill has less vibration, first corner 250 to 260 hours, 2nd corner at 180-190 and still going”
“Been using Pentagon X2 Holeformance for 3 weeks in Champion Mill. 60 AMPS savings so increased Feed Rate which increased throughput 8%. The Champion capacity is 65 Million and Currently Running at 70-71 Million. Easy to install and fewer spacers! We removed [Brand X] Hammers from a 2nd Mill and replaced with Pentagon X2 Holeformance to get the same savings and increased throughput.”
“Gold star for pentagons! We are getting the best grind we have ever had and are happy about that!”
“Maintenance Manager said he is now a Jacobs guy as the performance of the die he has been using is getting 30% to 35% more tonnage compared to [Competitor].”
“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.”
When it comes to the Jacobs screens for the Andritz hammermill and the Dupps Grindor’s, the screens from Jacob’s were always more convenient to get and lasted longer the only time we would have to change them was when stainless went through the Grindor or Hammermill. Getting screens by the pallet is far more convenient than ordering by each.
“The hammers held up 4X longer than the previous hammers and price is great! Have now switched to Jacobs screens.”