for fine-grinding of laboratory samples down to < 1 \u00b5m as well as for mixing, homogenising, emulsifying and alloying.\nWith this universal mill the sample preparation and the sample analysis have again equal rights on the laboratory bench.\n\nTypical fields of application: geology, mineralogy, metallurgy, soil research, electrical industry, chemistry, ceramics industry, glass industry, nuclear research, pharmacy research.\n\nThe PULVERISETTE 6 classic line is a planetary ball mill with one grinding station and an internal unbalance compensation. Because of the high ball acceleration a significantly higher comminution rate is achieved compared with centrifugal ball mills. The comminution in closed vessels guarantees loss-free milling (including suspensions). All grinding parameters, like grinding time, interval-, break times and rotational speed are adjustable via membrane keyboard. \n \nGrinding bowls and balls for the PULVERISETTE 6 classic line are offered in 9 different materials and 3 different sizes. Therefore the instrument can be used universally and enables contamination-free grinding as well as optimum quantitative adaption. \n\nTechnical data: PULVERISETTE 6 classic line\nmaximum feed particle size: 10 mm\nUseful capacity: up to 225 ml\nfinal fineness: < 1 \u00b5m\n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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