These mills have two discs with orderly placed pins to impart high-impact and shear forces for size reduction. One disc is the stator disc and the other is the rotary disc (Figure 2.3). A consistent and uniform quantity of material is gravity fed through the centrally located inlet of the stator disc. Centrifugal forces accelerate the materials in such a way that it reaches the impact zone. Control of the rotor speed helps to achieve the desired narrow spectrum of particle size distribution. Variation in the speed of rotor facilitates the mills to use it for coarse grinding or de-agglomeration as well as for fine grinding.