
AUTOGENOUS MILL
Autogenous mills are also known as AG mills which is an acronym for autogenous grinding mills. It is so-called due to the self-grinding of raw materials inside the grinding chamber: a rotating drum throws large-sized raw materials in a cascading motion which causes impact breakage of larger particles and compressive grinding of finer particles. The autogenous mill is similar in operation to a SAG mill but does not use grinding media. Compared with the ball mill grinder, it has a larger cylinder diameter and greater production capacity.
The autogenous mill can process materials of any property, especially when grinding asbestos, iron ore, copper ore, limestone, gold ore, manganese ore, etc. It has a large grinding ratio, up to 4000-5000, and the feeding size is generally 300-400mm (910mm in special cases). After grinding, the material particle size can reach 0.1mm or less. Besides, its grinding efficiency is much higher than ball mills and rod mills.
Features
AGICO offers both dry grinding AG mills and wet grinding AG mills. At present, wet AG mills are more widely used. In addition to high-quality equipment, we also provide customers with free material testing services, free installation services, and free maintenance services. If you need the autogenous mill, please feel free to contact us!

HIGHLIGHTS OF AG MILL

SPECIFICATION
Model | Cylinder Diameter(mm) | Cylinder Length(mm) | Feeding Size(mm) | Motor Model | Motor Power(kW) | Motor Rotation Speed(r/min) | Motor Voltage( V) | Lubrication Station(1/min) |
MZS2409 | 2400 | 900 | ≤250 | Z2—111 | 55 | 600 | 220 | 16 |
MZS4014 | 4000 | 1400 | <350 | JR138-8 | 245 | 735 | 380 | 35 |
MZS5518 | 5500 | 1800 | <400 | TDMK800-36 | 800 | 167 | 3000/6000 | 50 |
MZS6030 | 6000 | 3000 | <400 | TM1250-14/1730 | 1250 | 428.5 | 6000 | 100 |
MZS7525 | 7500 | 2500 | <400 | TM2500-16/2150 | 2500 | 375 | 6000 | 100 |
MZS7528 | 7500 | 2800 | <400 | TM2500-16/2150 | 2500 | 375 | 6000 | 100 |
DRY AG MILL VS WET AG MILL
Dry Grinding AG Mill Features
Wet Grinding AG Mill Features