Planetary Ball Mill Machine BM2046

Introduction

Planetary Ball Mill Machine operates at a rotational speed of 60 to 520 r/min for efficient grinding. Equipped with adjustable belt for tightness to maintain stability during operation. It supports multiple grinding modes for a wide range of materials. Incorporated with noise suppression technology for quiet lab environments. Our Planetary Ball Mill Machine is designed for applications requiring the highest degree of fineness.

Applications

Planetary Ball Mill Machine is used for geology, metallurgy, mineral analysis, electronics, chemical industries, biological laboratories, quality testing, environmental and medicinal research.

Specifications

Capacity	12 L
Per Jar Capacity	500 to 2000 ml
Vacuum Jar Capacity	250 to 1000 ml
Jar Quantity	2 to 4
Speed Rate	2:1 r/min
Revolution Speed	30 to 260 r/min
Rotation Speed	60 to 520 r/min
Long Run Time	100 Hour
Run Time	1 to 9999 Hour
Noise	< 60 dB
Multi Section Speed Cutting	7 Sections
Feed Particle Size	< 15 mm, Hard Material < 3 mm
Grain Size	0.1 μm or 100 nm
Ball Material Ratio	(2 to 10):1
Grinding Mode	Dry/ Wet/ Vacuum Grinding
Loading and Unloading Method	Intermittent Type
Transmission Mode	Gear Drive
Motor Power	1.5 Kw
Rated Voltage	220 V
Rated Power	750 W
Frequency	50 Hz
Dimension	80 × 60 × 75 cm
Weight	190 kg

Features

LCD Display.

Safety Mechanism.

Heat Dissipation Function.

Robust Design.

Multi-Section Speed Settings.

FAQs

1. What are Planetary Ball Mill Machines used for?

Planetary Ball Mill Machines are used for powerful and rapid grinding of samples in research and industrial laboratories.

2. What capacity range is available in Planetary Ball Mill Machines?

Planetary Ball Mill Machines are available in capacities ranging from 400 ml to 12 L for flexible sample processing.

3. What grinding modes are supported by Planetary Ball Mill Machines?

Planetary Ball Mill Machines support dry, wet, and vacuum grinding modes to meet diverse application requirements.

4. How do Planetary Ball Mill Machines support quiet operation?

Planetary Ball Mill Machines are designed for low-noise operation, making them suitable for quiet laboratory environments.

5. What control features are included in Planetary Ball Mill Machines?

Planetary Ball Mill Machines feature digital interfaces that allow easy and effortless control of milling operations.

6. Where are Planetary Ball Mill Machines commonly used?

Planetary Ball Mill Machines are commonly used in geology, biological laboratories, and chemical industries.