Fritsch Introduce the Vibrating Cup Mill for Extremely Fast Grinding

6 Apr 2010
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The FRITSCH Vibrating Cup Mill PULVERISETTE 9 is indispensable for all areas in which hard, brittle and fibrous materials must be ground down to analytical fineness. As the world‘s first mill of its kind, it has a frequency transformer control developed by FRITSCH.

Ideal for fast sample preparation in spectroscopy preparation, ore and geology laboratories, mining and metallurgy, ceramics, agriculture and environmental science, infrared and x-ray fluorescence analysis.

No similar mill offers a more convenient operation: The working position of the FRITSCH Vibrating Cup Mill PULVERISETTE 9 is ergonomically optimised, the ease of cleaning is without match, the grinding set is placed on a practical carriage, allowing it to be easily moved to the final position and rapidly fastened in seconds with a quick clamping system.

The detector automatically recognises when you use an agate or zirconium oxide grinding set for metal-free grinding and it reduces the rotational speed independently.

A symmetrical eccentric developed by FRITSCH ensures fast and safe clamping of the grinding set, which is also automatically monitored. The defined final position and an integrated anti-twist protection provide additional safety.

In the Vibrating Cup Mill, the grinding is performed by horizontal circular oscillations of the grinding set on a vibrating plate. The grinding set, consisting of rings and puck, comminute the grinding sample with extremely high pressure, impact forces and friction. In this form of grinding, the transmission of forces onto the grinding sample is much more important than the pure motor power. For this reason, FRITSCH developed a special motor with frequency transformer control for the PULVERISETTE 9 as the first provider worldwide. This makes it possible to adapt the motor speed to the respective load on the vibrating plate, ensuring optimal comminution. Alternatively, fixed speeds can also be selected. Naturally, the grinding parameters can also be configured for absolute reproducibility.

Your advantages with the FRITSCH Vibrating Cup Mill PULVERISETTE 9

• Extremely short grinding time
• Especially powerful grinding with up to 1300 rpm and 1.1 kW motor output
• Ergonomically optimised grinding set changing
• Loss-free grinding in hermetically sealed grinding sets
• Very easy cleaning due to few, large parts
• Adjustable grinding time accurate down to one second
• Suitable for dry and wet grinding

Browse experience oriented examples as well as comparison grindings online.

Grinding sets in 4 different materials and 3 different sizes from 50 ml to 250 ml volume are available for the FRITSCH Vibrating Cup Mill.

Test the FRITSCH Vibrating Cup Mill! Send Fritsch your most difficult sample and they will carry out a complimentary sample grinding for you. Compare for yourself!

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Fritsch Introduce the Vibrating Cup Mill for Extremely Fast Grinding