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Q: How to Adjust the Distance Between the Pellet Die and Roller?

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Proper adjustment of the distance between the pellet machine die and roller shell is crucial for efficient pellet production. Maintaining the right gap ensures optimal compression in pellet mills, reduces wear on the pellet pressing die, and extends the lifespan of the pellet mill replacement die and pellet mill roller shell.

Step-by-Step Adjustment Guide
Check the Current Gap – Use a feeler gauge to measure the distance between the die and roller. The ideal gap varies based on material but is typically 0.1–0.3mm.

Loosen Adjustment Bolts – Locate the adjustment mechanism (usually near the roller assembly) and slightly loosen the bolts.

Adjust the Roller Position – Turn the adjustment screws to move the roller shell closer or farther from the pellet pressing die. Ensure even pressure across the die surface.

Tighten and Test – Secure the bolts and run the machine with feed material. Monitor pellet quality—excessive friction causes overheating, while too wide a gap reduces compression.

Key Tips
Regularly inspect the pellet mill roller shell and die for wear.

Replace worn pellet mill replacement dies promptly to maintain efficiency.

Follow KyMaster’s maintenance guidelines for optimal performance.

Proper adjustment enhances pellet quality and machine longevity. For more details, consult KyMaster’s technical support.