Planetary Ball Mills are among the most variable and effective tools when it comes to size reduction of hard, brittle or fibrous materials. From benchtop size to pilot production size, from full-direction grinding to cryogenic grinding, our extensive portfolio virtually guarantees there is an appropriate standard solution that will meet your requirements.
Benchtop Planetary Ball Mill
Pulverizer 80 / Pulverizer 500
Feed Material: soft, hard, brittle, fibrous - dry or wet
Max. Volume of Each Grinding Jar: 45ml / 500ml
Material Feed Size*: <=5mm / <= 10mm
Final Fineness*: <0.1μm
No. of Grinding Stations: 2 / 1
Speed Ratio: 1:-2 / 1:-1.82
High Energy Benchtop Instrument
Planetary Ball Mill
QM 100 / QM 500 / QM 1000
Feed Material: soft, hard, brittle, fibrous - dry or wet
Max. Volume of Each Grinding Jar: 100ml / 500ml / 1000ml
Material Feed Size*: <=3mm / <= 10mm
Final Fineness*: <0.1μm
No. of Grinding Stations: 2 / 4
Speed Ratio: 1:2
Laboratory and Small Batch Production
Planetary Ball Mill
QM3000 / QM5000
Feed Material: soft, hard, brittle, fibrous - dry or wet
Max. Volume of Each Jar: 3000ml / 5000ml
Material Feed Size*: <=3mm / <= 10mm
Final Fineness*: <0.1μm
No. of Grinding Stations: 2 / 4
Speed Ratio: 1:1.9 / 1:1.5
Pilot Production
Full Direction Planetary Ball Mill
QW 100 / QW 500 / QW 1000 / QW 3000 / QW 5000
Feed Material: soft, hard, brittle, fibrous - dry or wet
Max. Volume of Each Jar: 100ml / 500ml / 1000ml / 3000ml / 5000ml
Material Feed Size*: <=3mm / <= 10mm
Final Fineness*: <0.1μm
No. of Grinding Stations: 2 / 4
Speed Ratio: 1:2 / 1:1.9 / 1:1.5
Full-Direction
Planetary Ball Mills FAQs
The term Planetary Ball Mill is derived from its unique kinematics: the grinding jars, which are mounted on the main rotation sun disk, rotate in the opposite direction around the centre of this disk.
Due to this movement, the sample is comminuted very effectively and fast by impact, shearing and friction forces resulting from ball-to-ball and ball-to-wall collisions.
With the planetary movement, the grinding bowl filling is subject not only to the force of gravity, as in the case with conventional ball mills, but centrifugal and coriolis forces further increase the kinetic energy of the grinding parts.
Apart from the classical mixing and size reduction processes, the Planetary Ball Mills also meet all the technical requirements for colloidal grinding and have the energy input necessary for mechanical alloying processes. They are widely used in:
- Geology and Mineralogy
- Ceramics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Pharmaceuticals
- Metallurgy
- Material Technology
- Analysis Preparation
