580rpm High Energy Planetary Ball Mill Machine
Compact Design Multi-Speed Control Lab Ball Mill for Nano Powder Grinding
Zhongli Planetary Ball Mill is a high-performance grinding machine designed for laboratory and industrial use. It utilizes a unique planetary motion mechanism, where grinding jars rotate around their own axis while simultaneously revolving around a central axis. This dual movement generates high-energy impacts between grinding balls and materials, enabling ultrafine grinding, mechanical alloying, and homogeneous mixing.
Key Features
- Application: Nano powder grinding, mechanical alloying, material mixing, particle size reduction
- Materials Processed: Metals, ceramics, polymers, pigments, composites, pharmaceuticals
- Jar Materials: Stainless steel, zirconia, alumina, nylon, PTFE
- Grinding Media: Zirconia balls, stainless steel balls, silicon nitride balls, alumina balls
- Jar Capacity: 50ml to 1000ml (depending on model)
- Rotation Speed: 100 to 800 RPM (adjustable)
- Power Supply: 220V/110V, 50Hz/60Hz
- Control System: Digital display with programmable time and speed settings
- Operation Modes: Wet grinding, dry grinding
- Safety Features: Safety locks, overload protection, automatic shut-off
- Noise Level: Low noise operation for lab environments
- Key Advantages: High efficiency, precision control, durability, versatility, user-friendly, cost-effective
Technical Specifications
| Model No. |
ZLXQM-0.4 |
| Volume of each matched Jar |
100ml |
| Voltage |
220V - 50Hz |
| Machine Size |
500*300*340mm |
| Machine Weight |
100 Kg without mill jar |
| Work mode |
4 jars working together |
| Mill mode |
Dry / wet milling |
| Speed Frequency |
Adjusting |
| Drive Mode |
Gear drive |
| Rotational Speed |
90-870 r/min, adjusting |
| revolution: rotation |
1:2.14 |
| Material Capacity |
Material + mill balls < 2/3 volume |
| Input Granularity Size |
< 10mm for soft material, < 3mm for hard material |
| Output Granularity Size |
Minimum 0.1μm |
| Field of application |
Geology, Mining, Metallurgy, Electronics, Construction Material, Ceramics, Chemical Engineering, Light Industry Medicine, Environmental Protection etc. |
| Feed material |
Soft, hard, brittle, fibrous, cellulose, herb, glass, soil, ore, pharmacy, chemical, fluorescent, pigment etc. |
| Type of grinding jars |
Stainless steel, zirconia, alumina, nylon, PU, tungsten, PTFE etc., vacuum jars are available as well. |
| Type of grinding medium |
Stainless steel balls, zirconia balls, alumina balls, PU balls, steel carbon balls, tungsten balls, etc. |
| Max. continuous operating time (full-load) |
72 hours |
| Interval operation |
With direction reversal |
| Certificate |
ISO 9001. CE certificate |
Operation Notices
Speed Settings: Start at lower speeds and gradually increase to avoid excessive wear or jar damage.
Grinding Media: Use grinding balls of appropriate size and material for the specific application.
Material Compatibility: Ensure the materials being processed are compatible with the jar and grinding media to avoid contamination.
Wet vs. Dry Grinding: Follow guidelines for wet or dry grinding to achieve optimal results.
Run Time: Avoid continuous operation for extended periods; allow the machine to cool down between cycles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a planetary ball mill?
A planetary ball mill is a high-energy grinding machine used for mixing, fine grinding, and mechanical alloying of materials. It uses planetary motion to generate high impact forces between grinding balls and materials.
What are the main applications of a planetary ball mill?
It is used for nano powder grinding, mechanical alloying, material mixing, particle size reduction, and preparing samples for research and industrial purposes.
How does a planetary ball mill work?
The grinding jars rotate around their own axis while simultaneously revolving around a central axis. This dual motion creates high-energy impacts between the grinding balls and materials.
Can a planetary ball mill be used for wet grinding?
Yes, it supports both wet and dry grinding processes.
How do I choose the right jar and grinding media?
Select based on the material being processed and the desired outcome. For example, use zirconia jars and balls for high-purity applications.
What is the recommended filling ratio for jars?
Typically, fill the jar 1/3 to 1/2 full with grinding media and material to ensure efficient grinding.
How long does a grinding process take?
It depends on the material and desired particle size, but processes can range from a few minutes to several hours.
How do I clean the jars and grinding media?
Clean them with appropriate solvents (e.g., water, ethanol) and dry thoroughly after each use.
How often should I inspect the machine?
Regularly check for wear and tear, especially on jars, seals, and grinding media. Replace damaged parts as needed.
Can I customize the machine for specific applications?
Yes, we can offer customizable options for jars, grinding media, and control systems.
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