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Fritsch Pulverisette 6 Planetary Ball Mill with Zirconium Grinding Bowl

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Fritsch
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Used

Product description

High-energy planetary ball mill with zirconium bowl, adjustable imbalance, up to 650 rpm, for fine grinding and mixing.

  • Type: Planetary ball mill, single grinding bowl attachment
  • Grinding bowl material: Zirconium (Item No. 50.1110.00)
  • Grinding media: Balls not included, available separately
  • Maximum feed particle size: 10 mm
  • Maximum feed volume: 225 ml
  • Maximum final fineness: 1 µm
  • Speed range: 100 to 650 rpm
  • Power supply: 220–240 V, 12.7 A
  • Power consumption: 1100 W
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 400 x 580 x 500 mm
  • Weight: 63 kg
  • Key features:
  • Easily adjustable imbalance compensation
  • High-energy effect for efficient grinding of hard, medium-hard, brittle, and moist materials
  • Suitable for dry grinding, suspension, or inert gas atmospheres
  • Supports mechanical alloying, mixing, and homogenizing emulsions and pastes
  • Application: Laboratory-scale dry and wet grinding, mechanical alloying, and homogenization tasks

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Last updated 19 October 2026