Classification of Rock Wool Equipment

Rock wool equipment is primarily categorized as follows:

Spray Machines: This equipment uses spraying technology to evenly distribute raw materials onto a conveyor belt, forming a rock wool surface layer of consistent thickness. It is suitable for continuous production lines.

Forming Machines: Used to shape raw materials into various specifications of rock wool products, such as panels, pipes, and rolls, through specialized forming techniques.

Forming Presses: These machines mold raw materials into shape using presses, offering high production efficiency and consistent quality.

Laminating Presses: Used to bond multiple layers of rock wool boards or other materials together, creating new structural materials with superior strength and fire resistance.

Fully Automatic Ore Metering and Feeding System: Ensures precise measurement and feeding to guarantee accurate raw material ratios.

‌Melting Furnace (e.g., cupola furnace or gas-fired furnace): Melts rock or ore to produce molten rock wool fiber feedstock.

‌Four-Roll Centrifuge: Spins molten rock wool fibers into strands, which are blown into a collector to form raw cotton batting.

‌Drum Collector: Gathers fibers spun by the centrifuge, ensuring uniform fiber distribution.

‌Pendulum Laying Machine: Distributes fibers evenly across a mesh belt to form raw batt.

‌Creasing and Pre-compression Machine: Pre-compresses the raw batt to enhance forming quality.

Curing Oven: Cures the pre-pressed rock wool to ensure dimensional stability.

Dimension Cutting Equipment: Precisely cuts cured rock wool products to meet various specification requirements.

Packaging Equipment: Packs cut rock wool products for convenient transportation and storage.

Central Control System: Monitors and controls the entire production process to ensure stability and high efficiency.

Exhaust and Waste Treatment System: Processes exhaust gases and waste generated during production to ensure environmental compliance.