Four units of the 100B universal crushers have now been fully assembled and commissioned, ready for shipment to Vietnam, specially used for sugar material grinding.
The actual output of the universal crusher can reach 3 tons per hour, and the finished sugar powder fineness can reach 80-120 mesh. The structural configuration has been optimized to address production pain points such as sugar caking, moisture absorption, processing dust, and large-volume continuous operation.

The universal crushing machine has strong stability, and the discharged powder is fine and uniform, making it highly suitable for industrialized and large-scale sugar powder production lines.
The chamber is engineered for sticky, moisture-absorbing sugar materials. This prevents wall adhesion and clogging to ensure smooth, continuous discharge. It also minimizes caking during extended production runs.
The system achieves a processing capacity of up to 3 tons per hour under standard conditions. It integrates seamlessly with feeding, sieving, and conveying equipment for continuous factory mass production.

The sugar crusher offers an adjustable particle size between 80 and 120 mesh. This flexibility meets production standards for white granulated, flavored, and food-ingredient sugar powders.
The universal crusher features a quick-release design for easy cleaning after sugar processing. This prevents cross-contamination between batches and ensures compliance with food hygiene standards.
The grinding chamber features a water-cooled jacket with circulating water to control internal temperatures. This cooling prevents heat build-up that causes sugar to melt, burn, or turn yellow during high-speed grinding. As a result, the sugar powder retains its original color and taste.

Thickened, wear-resistant grinding components resist severe sugar abrasion. Heavy-duty construction ensures continuous operation while slashing failure rates and maintenance costs.
Beyond sugar, this versatile mill efficiently processes spices, grains, and food additives. Multi-material handling allows processors to expand production categories with a single machine. Connecting upstream feeding, sieving, and downstream packaging modules builds a fully automatic sugar powder production line.
