DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner

Jeffrey Rader
Jeffrey Rader® DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner with enclosed processing chamber and access panels designed to improve wood chip quality and increase pulp yield.

Optimizing wood chip preparation is vital for efficient pulp production, especially in cooking wood chips to make pulp, where well-sized chips maximize essential chemical utilization. Jeffrey Rader’s DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner improves pulp penetration through longitudinal cracks in over-thick chips. It is a vital step in the Jeffrey Rader’s Overthick Processing System offers solutions. The DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner stands out for its fines and pins reduction, lower maintenance costs, and centralized lubrication, playing a crucial role in optimizing chip thickness for better uniformity and operational uptime.

Jeffrey Rader® DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner installed in an industrial processing facility with enclosed conditioning chamber and integrated material inlet system.
Jeffrey Rader® DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner with enclosed conditioning chamber and top-feed inlet installed in a wood processing facility.
Interior view of the Jeffrey Rader® DynaYield™ II Chip Conditioner showing dual drive assemblies and internal conditioning mechanisms used to process wood chips.

Features and Advantages:

Feature: Consists of two rolls with patented textured stainless steel segments for conditioning and fissuring over-thick wood chips.
Benefit: Maximizes proper pulping liquor penetration, resulting in optimum cooking and yield with minimal fines and pins generation.

Feature: Specially designed, textured stainless steel segments, removable covers, independent hydraulic cylinders, and mechanical stops for nip setting.
Benefit: Precise and efficient conditioning of over-thick wood chips, ease of maintenance, and control over chip processing parameters.

Feature: Consists of two rolls with patented textured stainless steel segments for conditioning and fissuring over-thick wood chips.
Benefit: Maximizes proper pulping liquor penetration, resulting in optimum cooking and yield with minimal fines and pins generation.

Feature: Specially designed, textured stainless steel segments, removable covers, independent hydraulic cylinders, and mechanical stops for nip setting.
Benefit: Precise and efficient conditioning of over-thick wood chips, ease of maintenance, and control over chip processing parameters.

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