Break agglomerates with a defined particle-damage limit
Food powder lump breaking addresses agglomerates formed during handling or storage. The intended outcome, primary-particle damage limit and accepted fines must be agreed for the material. Screening separates fractions, granule sizing reduces selected granules and milling deliberately reduces raw material size; these are distinct duties.
One documented equipment candidate
- Doing LB-150x150 lump breaker — indicative design
- Changzhou Doing Machine Co., Ltd.: supplier reference
The food examples belong to the LB series and blade-type description. A named LB-150x150 food trial has not been verified. Confirm the supplied blade or pin arrangement, sieve, speed, product-contact steel and seals, cleaning method and dust handling for the actual ingredient. Catalogue values are not an accepted food configuration or throughput.
Match the configuration to the ingredient
The LB series names powder sugar, salt, cereal and protein lumps in its blade-type description. Record incoming moisture, lump size and hardness, target distribution, permitted fines and feeding arrangement. Impact, shear and a sizing sieve can alter particles; a catalogue name alone does not establish gentle deagglomeration or accepted food suitability.
Separate adjacent equipment duties
- Food granule sizing mills
- Food powder lump breaking and granule sizing planning
- Food lump breaking and granule sizing acceptance
- Food powder sifters and screening equipment
- Food powder screening before ingredient feeding
- Food bag opening and bulk-bag unloading equipment
- Food vacuum conveyors
- Dry powder & seasoning blenders
- Ingredient weighing and dosing
A screening reject is not automatically permitted food rework. Locate breaking and screening by representative trials and define the accepted-material destination.
Official references and evidence scope
Official manufacturer pages checked on 6 October 2026. These references support published company and equipment statements; they are not an independent factory, food-contact certification or material-trial audit.