1100 Vibratory Disc Mill

Q: How does the 1100 Vibratory Disc Mill operate for sample processing?

A: The 1100 Vibratory Disc Mill uses a semi-automatic process where samples (up to 20 mm) are placed within a grinding set. The strong lever clamp secures the sample, and the disc rotates at 972 rpm to achieve uniform grinding, reducing the material to fine powder (up to 100 mesh).

Q: What safety features are included in this vibratory disc mill?

A: This mill is equipped with overload protection and an interlocking safety lid. These mechanisms prevent operation during unsafe conditions, ensuring both user safety and equipment integrity during grinding cycles.

Q: When should I choose the optional tungsten carbide grinding disc?

A: Opt for the tungsten carbide disc when processing particularly hard or abrasive materials, as it offers superior wear resistance and extends the service life of the grinding set.

Q: Where can the 1100 Vibratory Disc Mill be installed and used?

A: This mill is suitable for installation in laboratories or industrial environments associated with cement, geology, mining, metallurgy, or chemical sectors. Its stainless steel construction and compact size make it easy to set up at various work sites.

Q: What is the process for routine maintenance of the equipment?

A: Routine maintenance involves regular cleaning of the grinding set and chamber, inspecting the clamping mechanism, and verifying safety interlocks. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for maintenance schedules and replacement of wear parts.

Q: How does using this disc mill benefit my laboratory or production facility?

A: Utilizing the 1100 Vibratory Disc Mill improves productivity thanks to its high grinding efficiency, precise results, and low noise operation. Its advanced safety features also reduce downtime and minimize workplace hazards.