Retsch’s new Planetary Ball Mill PM 300 offers a maximum speed of 800 rpm and generates an extremely high size reduction energy which proves useful for rapid sample pulverization.
With the new Planetary Ball Mill PM 300, Retsch has added another model to the comprehensive ball mill range which, thanks to elaborate features, makes every day work in the lab easier.
With the new Planetary Ball Mill PM 300, Retsch has added another model to the comprehensive ball mill range which, thanks to elaborate features, makes every day work in the lab easier.
With a maximum speed of 800 rpm, the PM 300 generates extremely high size reduction energy, allowing for rapid sample pulverization down to the nanometer range. The compact benchtop unit accommodates up to 4 stackable grinding jars and processes up to 440 ml sample material in one working run, which is significantly more than what is possible with any other benchtop unit, shares the company.
Operation of this planetary ball mill is particularly safe. The robust Safety Slider ensures that the mill cannot be started before the grinding jar is securely fixed with the help of the ergonomic clamping unit. A unique safety feature of the solution is an acoustic signal and notification in the display when the clamping unit has been fixed with the required force of 25 Nm. The firm offers a convenient clamping aid to facilitate the process.
The PM 300 is operated with the new Easyfit jar line. According to the company, the Advanced Anti-Twist functionality guarantees secure fixing of the grinding jar. The modified geometry of the 50 ml and 250 ml jars helps to accelerate achievement of the desired grind size.
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