Planetary Ball Mill Machine LBN-BM146 operates at a rotational speed of 60 to 520 r/min for efficient grinding. Equipped with adjustable belt for tightness to maintain stability during operation. It supports multiple grinding modes for a wide range of materials. Incorporated with noise suppression technology for quiet lab environments. Our Planetary Ball Mill Machine is designed for applications requiring the highest degree of fineness.
| Capacity | 12 L |
| Per Jar Capacity | 500 to 2000 ml |
| Vacuum Jar Capacity | 250 to 1000 ml |
| Jar Quantity | 2 to 4 |
| Speed Rate | 2:1 r/min |
| Revolution Speed | 30 to 260 r/min |
| Rotation Speed | 60 to 520 r/min |
| Long Run Time | 100 Hour |
| Run Time | 1 to 9999 Hour |
| Noise | < 60 dB |
| Multi Section Speed Cutting | 7 Sections |
| Feed Particle Size | < 15 mm, Hard Material < 3 mm |
| Grain Size | 0.1 μm or 100 nm |
| Ball Material Ratio | (2 to 10):1 |
| Grinding Mode | Dry/ Wet/ Vacuum Grinding |
| Loading and Unloading Method | Intermittent Type |
| Transmission Mode | Gear Drive |
| Motor Power | 1.5 Kw |
| Rated Voltage | 220 V |
| Rated Power | 750 W |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Dimension | 80 × 60 × 75 cm |
| Weight | 190 kg |
Planetary Ball Mill Machine LBN-BM146 is used for geology, metallurgy, mineral analysis, electronics, chemical industries, biological laboratories, quality testing, environmental and medicinal research.
Planetary Ball Mill Machine LBN-BM146 is used for geology, metallurgy, mineral analysis, electronics, chemical industries, biological laboratories, quality testing, environmental and medicinal research.
Planetary Ball Mill Machine LBN-BM146 operates at a rotational speed of 60 to 520 r/min for efficient grinding. Equipped with adjustable belt for tightness to maintain stability during operation. It supports multiple grinding modes for a wide range of materials. Incorporated with noise suppression technology for quiet lab environments. Our Planetary Ball Mill Machine is designed for applications requiring the highest degree of fineness.
