HTS series airflow classifier is designed by our German classifier experts, specially used for efficient dry classification of d97 3 microns – d97 45 microns and other ultra-fine powders. Its most critical component is its internal grading rotor that can rotate at high speed, and the grading rotor is installed horizontally. The classifier, cyclone collector, dust collector and induced draft fan form a complete classification system. Under the gravitational force of the induced draft fan, the material quickly enters the classification cavity from the inlet of the classifier with the airflow of the fan; the classifying rotor rotating at high speed generates a strong centrifugal force to block the coarse particles, so that the coarse particles cannot pass through the gap between the blades of the classification wheel At the same time, the gravity of the fan partially overcomes the centrifugal force and sucks away the fine powder. The fine powder passes through the gap between the blades of the classifying wheel and enters the cyclone collector or directly enters the dust collector, thus achieving the purpose of separating coarse and fine materials. Coarse particles entrain some fine particles and lose speed after hitting the wall, and descend to the secondary tuyere along the cylinder wall. After the strong elutriation and dispersion of the secondary air, the coarse and fine particles are further separated, and the fine particles rise to the classification area for secondary classification. The particles descend to the discharge port for discharge, or are sent back to the crushing equipment for further crushing and grinding.