Raymond Mill operates using the principle of pendulum grinding. Material is fed into the grinding chamber and falls between rotating grinding rollers and a grinding ring. The rollers swing outward due to centrifugal force and grind the material against the ring, pulverizing it into fine particles. An airflow classifier then separates the fine particles from coarse ones. The gap between rollers and ring can be adjusted to control fineness, and fine particles are collected while coarse ones continue grinding until requirements are met. Overall, Raymond Mill uses pendulum motion, grinding, classification, and airflow to efficiently grind materials continuously.