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Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125 Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125

Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125

Fison Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125 is designed for high-efficiency grinding with an 8 L capacity and a jar rotational speed of 850 rpm, delivering particle sizes down to 0.1 μm. Operating through impact and friction forces, it ensures effective sample processing across a wide range of materials. The mill features simultaneous revolution and rotation, adjustable directional settings, user-friendly controls, and power-off protection for safe and convenient operation. Its low-noise, wear-resistant design supports continuous use, while the gear and belt drive system provides stable performance, high grinding efficiency, and uniform particle size reduction for demanding laboratory and research applications..

$6,562.00

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Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125 - Specifications

Capacity 8L
Jar Rotational Speed 850rpm
Turning Speed 12rpm
Working Principle Impact and friction force
Discharging Granularity Down to 0.1μm
Rotational Speed Ratio 1: 2
Drive Mode Gear drive and Belt drive
Power 220VAC, 50Hz, 0.75KW
Dimension (L×W×H) 1040×730×720mm
Weight 170 Kg

Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125 - Features

  • Fine and pollution-free operation ensures clean and precise performance without contamination risks
  • Simultaneous revolution and rotation provide uniform mixing through a dual-motion mechanism
  • User-friendly control interface enables simple and intuitive operation for smooth workflow management
  • Power-off protection safeguards settings and prevents data or process loss during interruptions
  • Adjustable directional settings offer flexible control over motion direction for varied application needs.

Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125 - Applications

Planetary Ball Mill FM-PBM-A125 is widely used in nanotechnology and materials science, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, chemistry and chemical engineering, ceramics and metallurgy, environmental science, and electronics and battery research.

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