Import Disintegrator — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The disintegrator from Thomas International is a batch or continuous-feed grinding machine powered by either diesel or electric motors ranging from 10 to 45 HP. It uses a high-speed rotor with replaceable impact hammers to reduce materials into fine particles, with a capacity range of 60 to 2400 kg per hour. The machine is built with a welded mild steel frame and features a replaceable wear plate lining inside the grinding chamber to extend service life.

This unit is designed for friable materials such as dried grains, spices, pharmaceutical powders, and soft plastics. It is not suitable for fibrous materials, wet feed, or hard minerals. The rotor speed is adjustable via pulley configuration, allowing particle size control between 0.5 mm and 10 mm. Standard screens are perforated mild steel, with optional stainless steel or perforated alloy screens available for food-grade applications.

Buyers in the food processing, spice milling, and chemical industries use this machine for powder production and waste reduction. The unit is shipped disassembled in a wooden crate with anti-rust coating on metal parts. Trade terms are typically FOB Chennai Port, with lead times of 20 to 30 days. Payment is usually via T/T, with 40% advance and 60% before shipment. No formal quality certifications are listed.

Thomas International is based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, with a registered commercial address and harbor-tier verification. The company is categorized as an imported supplier, indicating it may source components or assemble units rather than manufacture them in-house. The listing shows no published certifications, production capacity, or client testimonials. Response metrics are inactive, suggesting no recent engagement with buyers.

There is no mention of engineering staff, testing facilities, or after-sales support infrastructure. The product description is generic and matches no known model or catalog from the company. No technical drawings, material test reports, or compliance certificates are referenced. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity or assembler with limited transparency into manufacturing origin and quality controls.