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Retsch Planetary Ball Mill PM 100, 230V, 50/60Hz

Brand:Retsch

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HS Code #
84742000
Depth
415 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
630 x 415 x 468 mm
Feed particle size
10 mm
Feed quantity
220 ml
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
468 mm
Max. feed particle size
10 mm
Max. feed quantity
220 ml
Max. final fineness
1 µm
Max. speed
650 1/min

R 325,535.10

Inc. VAT

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Product description

The Retsch Planetary Ball Mill PM 100 230V, 50/60Hz is designed for mixing and grinding soft, medium-hard, extremely hard, brittle, and fibrous materials. This Retsch mill is used whenever high degrees of fineness down to the submicron range are required in a short time. In addition to dry and wet grinding, it is suitable for colloidal grinding and mechanical alloying of minerals, ores, chemicals, ceramics, and soils.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Retsch
  • Performance: Extremely high ultimate fineness down to submicron range
  • Versatility: Grinding jar volumes from 12ml to 500ml in 8 different materials
  • Operation: Single button operation with graphic display and 10 storable parameter combinations
  • Reliability: Suitable for long-term trials and continuous use with power failure back-up
  • Cooling: Automatic grinding chamber ventilation for cooling the grinding jars

Supplied with: Planetary Ball Mill only. Grinding jars and grinding balls have to be ordered separately.

This planetary ball mill is an essential high-performance tool for laboratories requiring reproducible results and high-speed size reduction for complex research and analytical tasks.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for mixing and grinding soft, medium-hard, extremely hard, brittle, and fibrous materials. This Retsch mill is used whenever high degrees of fineness down to the submicron range are required in a short time. In addition to dry and wet grinding, it is suitable for colloidal grinding and mechanical alloying of minerals, ores, chemicals, ceramics, and soils.

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