What is the density of Raymond mill?

Raymond mill is a type of grinding equipment used in various industries to grind materials into fine powder. The density of Raymond mill can vary depending on the specific type of material being ground and the operating conditions of the equipment. However, generally speaking, the density of Raymond mill is relatively low compared to other heavy industrial equipment such as crushers or ball mills.

Here is a table showing the density of some common materials that can be processed using Raymond mill:

| Material | Density (g/cm3) |

|----------|----------------|

| Limestone | 2.7-2.8        |

| Gypsum    | 2.3-2.8        |

| Barite    | 4.0-4.6        |

| Calcite   | 2.6-2.8        |

| Talc      | 2.7-2.8        |

Please note that these densities are only for reference and may vary depending on the specific situation. It is recommended to consult with a qualified engineer or industry expert for a proper analysis of the density of materials processed using Raymond mill.