Technology
Structual drawing/Feature
- Achieving submicron-size particles by dry grinding
- Capable of testing 0.5 L as a minimum sample volume
- Particle diameter of 10 μm at maximum without using classifiers
- 100 times better grinding ability compared to ball mills
Process Examples
Dry bead mills (DRYSTAR) |
Wet bead mills | |
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Bead diameter | Φ1.5 – 8mm | Φ0.03 – 2mm |
Shaft seal | Easy (Oil seal・Air seal) |
Precision (Mechanical seal) |
Material wear | Low (1/10, Compared with wet processing) |
High |
Re-agglomeration | More likely | Less likely |
Particle compounds | Good | Possible |
Mechanochemical effect | Large | Extremely small |
Applications
Mohs hardness | Materials |
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7 – 9 | Quartz, silica, soft ferrites, hard ferrites, carrier ferrites, alumina, silicon nitride, iron oxide, tungsten oxide, sodium silicate |
4 – 6 | Glass, carbon, black silica, blast furnace ash, fly ash, burned ash, organogermanium |
Less than 4 | Gypsum, magnesium hydroxide, aluminum hydroxide, barium titanate, PZT, powdered green tea, rice flour |
Specifications
Model | SDA1 – SDA500 |
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Motor | 3.5kW – 200kW |
Grinding chamber volume | 1.0L – 500L |
Bead diameter | φ1.5 – 8mm |