Zero Metal Ion Leaching 99.95% Purity High-energy Milling Zirconia Grinding Jar
Product Description
In the world of scientific research and industrial applications, precision and reliability are paramount. When it comes to grinding and homogenizing materials, the choice of equipment can significantly impact the quality of results. Enter the lab grinding jar for Retsch PM400, PM100, and PM200—a crucial component for achieving optimal grinding performance. This comprehensive guide will explore the features, benefits, and applications of these grinding jars, ensuring you make an informed decision for your laboratory needs.
Grinding jars, particularly those used with planetary ball mills like the Retsch PM series, play a vital role in sample preparation. These jars are designed to grind, mix, and homogenize materials, making them indispensable in various fields such as pharmaceuticals, materials science, and geology. With the right grinding jar, you can achieve consistent particle size reduction, ensuring the integrity and accuracy of your experimental results.
- Stainless Steel Construction: Zhongli grinding jars for Retsch PM series are durability and resistance to wear and corrosion. The stainless steel composition ensures longevity, even under demanding conditions.
- Material Analysis: The typical composition includes Fe (82.925%), Cr (14.5%), Mn (1%), Si (1%), C (0.5%), P (0.045%), and S (0.03%), providing a robust solution for various applications.
- Diverse Capacities:Offers grinding jars in multiple capacities, including 12mL, 50mL, 125mL, and 500mL, catering to different sample sizes and experimental requirements.
- Flexibility: Whether you are working with small or large quantities, these jars provide ample space for efficient grinding.
- Compatibility: Designed to fit Retsch PM100, PM200, and PM400 models, these jars integrate seamlessly into existing setups.
- User-Friendly Design: Features like a flat lid for a tight seal and easy clamping mechanisms ensure secure and stable grinding operations.
- Pharmaceuticals: Grinding jars are essential for preparing samples in drug formulation and quality control processes.
- Materials Science: Used for analyzing the properties of new materials, ensuring uniform particle size distribution.
- Geology and Mining: Ideal for pulverizing rock samples to assess mineral content.
- Chemical Processing: Suitable for grinding raw materials and intermediates in chemical manufacturing.
- Teaching and Training: Provides students with hands-on experience in sample preparation and analysis.
When selecting a grinding jar, consider the following factors:
- Material Compatibility: Ensure the jar material is compatible with the sample to prevent contamination.
- Capacity Requirements: Choose a jar size that aligns with your sample volume needs.
- Grinding Method: Consider whether you require dry, wet, or cryogenic grinding capabilities.
Product Paramenters
Material selection of ball mill jar
The material of the ball grinding jar has no pollution to the grinding material and has no effect on the appearance of the material after grinding
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Types and requirements of grinding materials
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Ball mill jar material selection reference
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Soil and materials that do not allow impurities
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Agate ball mill jar
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Metal, non-metal do not allow to bring impurities into the material
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Zirconia ball mill jar
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Diamond, carbide and other high hardness materials
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Carbide ball mill jar
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Strong acid, strong base substances and high temperature conditions
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Teflon ball mill jar
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Materials with low sensitivity to iron and steel minerals and impurities
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304 stainless steel ball mill jar
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Pigment class, after the sequence can be high temperature treatment class materials
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Nylon ball mill jar
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Ceramic glaze and other aluminum-containing materials
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Corundum ball mill jar
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Lithium and other electronic materials
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Polyurethane ball mill jar
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Materials that are easily oxidized and require special atmosphere protection
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Vacuum ball mill jar
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Grinding Jar& Ball
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Agate Ball
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Zirconia Ball
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TC-ball
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Stainless Steel Balls
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Alumina Balls
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Polyurethane Covered Core Ball
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Steel Ball
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Agate Jar
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Zirconia Jar
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TC-Jar
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PTFE Jar
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Stainless steel Jar
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Nylon Jar
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Corundum Jar
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Polyurethane Jar
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Note:▲superior formulation, ○optimal formulation
Ball size ratio: Usually the best grinding ball ratio is 20% for large ball, 50% for medium ball, 30% for small ball (weight ratio).
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FAQ
1. Can I replace the lid or sealing gasket?
Yes, most ball mill jars have replaceable lids and gaskets. Check with the manufacturer for compatible replacement parts to ensure a proper seal.
2. What is the maximum speed for a ball mill jar?
The recommended speed depends on the jar size and material. Generally, ball mills operate at 60-75% of the critical speed (the speed at which centrifugal force prevents grinding). Over-speeding can cause excessive wear or jar breakage.
3. Can I use a ball mill jar for wet grinding?
Yes, many jars are designed for both dry and wet grinding. Ensure the jar is properly sealed to prevent leaks, and use appropriate grinding media for wet milling (e.g., stainless steel or zirconia beads).
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