Vertical square planetary ball mill XQM-0.4-100L laboratory metal powder soil grinder

• Stable Base: The square footprint provides a larger, more stable base, significantly reducing vibration during high-speed operation.
• Robust Construction: The square housing is typically made of strong, welded steel, making the machine durable and capable of handling high stresses.
• Efficient Use of Space: The vertical orientation and square shape make it a compact yet powerful unit, ideal for laboratories where bench space is limited.

Grinding jars simultaneously revolve around a central axis (the vertical sun wheel) and rotate around their own axes in the opposite direction. This generates intense centrifugal forces, propelling the grinding balls into high-energy impacts that crush, grind, and mix the sample through friction and collision.

The machine's capability to grind everything from delicate soils to tough metal powders relies on using the correct jar and ball material to prevent contamination:

• For Metal Powders: Stainless Steel, Tungsten Carbide, or Zirconia jars are preferred for their high hardness, strength, and wear resistance.
• For Soil & Geological Samples: Agate or Zirconia jars are ideal for their hardness and chemical inertness, preventing contamination of the sample.

• XQM-0.4L: Small benchtop model for initial R&D with very small sample sizes.
• XQM-2L/4L/6L: Standard laboratory models for routine sample preparation.
• XQM-10L/12L/16L/20L/100L: Larger, often floor-standing models for small-batch production or processing larger quantities.

• Digital Display & Control: Precise setting of rotational speed, grinding time, and cycle patterns.
• Run/Pause Cycles: Programmable intervals of milling and rest to prevent excessive heat buildup.
• Reversible Direction: Automatically changes rotation direction for more uniform grinding.

• Mechanical Alloying: Creating novel, non-equilibrium alloys from blended elemental powders.
• Nano-Powder Production: Reducing metal powders to nano-scale to enhance their properties.
• Dispersion and Mixing: Creating homogenous mixtures of different metal powders or metal-ceramic composites.

• Pulverizing Soil Samples: Grinding soil to a fine, homogeneous powder for accurate analysis.
• XRF/XRD Analysis: Preparing samples for X-Ray Fluorescence and X-Ray Diffraction.
• Environmental Testing: Homogenizing soil samples to test for contaminants and pollutants.

• Grinding and mixing of ceramics, chemicals, pigments, and pharmaceuticals.
• Cell disruption in biological samples.
• Research in material science, nanotechnology, and chemistry.