Cyclone Mills Ideal for Temperature-Sensitive Samples

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Cyclone Mills Ideal for Temperature-Sensitive Samples

04 Dec, 2012

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For grinding of solids the use of a cyclone can be beneficial, depending on the material properties. The rotation of the mill’s rotor or a connected vacuum cleaner produces a rotating airflow inside the cyclone, thus optimising the air throughput. As a result, sample and grinding tools are cooled and material discharge is improved. These effects are particularly beneficial when grinding temperature-sensitive materials. Further advantages are the complete recovery of the sample material as well as the possibility to process larger sample volumes.

Retsch’s line of laboratory mills includes various models which can be equipped with a cyclone. Whereas the rotor mill TWISTER has an integrated cyclone, the Ultra Centrifugal Mill ZM 200 can be optionally equipped with a cyclone and collecting vessels of various sizes. For the Retsch Cutting Mills a combination of cyclone and vacuum cleaner is available.

Benefits include: optimised air throughput; cooling of sample and grinding tools; improved material discharge resulting in less cleaning; complete recovery of sample material.

Retsch is the leading solution provider for neutral-to-analysis sample preparation and characterisation of solids. On the basis of more than 90 years of experience RETSCH develops innovative size reduction and sieving equipment which is characterised by excellent performance, operating convenience, safety and a long lifetime.

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