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“The Lightning Die has increased our production 30%+. The Die has been on for 4,000+ hours and still doing great. We added storage bins, which now was a waste of money as we have increased production and use the raw materials as fast as it comes in. I can’t believe the whole industry doesn’t jump to the Lightning!”
“Jacobs does a great job of keeping up on our screen needs – price/lead time are always better than other manufacturers.”
“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].”
“Dale said the Lightning Die he has on mill #2 has 600 hours on it and is still the best running mill!”
“Our [Competitor] die that has 500 hours on it isn’t performing as well as the Lightning Die which Currently has 6,500 hours on it. The Lightning Die is still making pellets and the [Competitor] die is struggling. Will be switching fully to Lightning Dies in the future!”
“The hammers held up 4X longer than the previous hammers and price is great! Have now switched to Jacobs screens.”
“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!”
“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!”
“Very pleased with Bad Ax Hammers. Mill has less vibration, first corner 250 to 260 hours, 2nd corner at 180-190 and still going”
“We recently switched to Pentagon Hammers; the installer said the hammers went on so smooth, they thought something was wrong. Took 20 minutes to install 120 hammers. After a week, the hammers were inspected and there were a few sticking out. Touched them and they fell down. In the next two inspections, all hammers were down.”