Laboratory Vibratory Cup Mill
Vibrating Cup Mill operates on the principle that the grinding set is fixed on a freely vibrating structure and the grinding media (the disc and the ring(s)) inside the grinding set are accelerated by centrifugal force. The sample material is ground by a combination of impact and friction forces, which depending on the material can reduce the particle size down to 10-20µm.
The materials of construction of Grinding Media depends up on the type of samples to be grind.
For Geological Ores & Minerals | - | Hardened Steel Grinding Media. |
For Alloys | - | Tungsten Carbide Lined Grinding Media. |
For Coal & Coke | - | Tungsten Carbide Coated Grinding Media. |
Technical Specification:
Voltage/connection values* |
230-240 V |
Frequency |
50-60 Hz |
Input Power |
1200 W |
Working principle |
Impact |
Bearings |
Ball- and cylindrical roller bearings |
Grinding parts |
Grinding puck with impact rings |
Materials of the grinding sets |
Tempered steel, chromium-free steel, hardmetal tungsten carbide, agate, zirconium oxide |
Motor speed |
600 - 1500 rpm |
Max. feed size: (depending on material) |
12 mm |
Min. sample quantity |
10 - 20 ml |
Max. sample quantity |
250 ml |
Final fineness |
10 - 20 µm |
Feeding |
Batchwise |
Useful capacity |
50, 100 or 250 ml |
Dimensions: (W x D x H) |
Floor instrument - 77 x 76 x 116 cm |