Kryogénny mlyn CryoMill Technické údaje
| Applications: | size reduction, mixing, homogenization, cell disruption |
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| Field of application: | agriculture, biology, chemistry / plastics, construction materials, engineering / electronics, environment / recycling, food, geology / metallurgy, glass / ceramics, medicine / pharmaceuticals |
| Feed material: | hard, medium-hard, soft, brittle, elastic, fibrous |
| Size reduction principle: | impact, friction |
| Max. feed size: | <= 8 mm |
| Final fineness: | ~ 5 µm |
| Batch size / feed quantity: | max. 20 ml |
| No. of grinding stations: | 1 |
| Vibrational frequency: | digital, 5 - 30 Hz (300 - 1800 min-1) |
| Typical mean grinding time: | 10 min / 4 min (cooling / grinding) |
| Dry grinding: | yes |
| Wet grinding: | yes |
| Cryogenic grinding: | yes |
| Cell disruption with reaction vials: | yes |
| Self-centering clamping device: | yes |
| Type of grinding jars: | screw top design |
| Material of grinding tools: | hardened steel, stainless steel, zirconium oxide, PTFE |
| Grinding jar sizes: | 5 ml / 10ml / 25 ml / 35 ml / 50 ml |
| Autofill: | 50 l |
| Setting of grinding time: | digital, 30 s - 99 min |
| Storable SOPs: | 9 |
| Electrical supply data: | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power connection: | 1-phase |
| Power consumption: | 260 W |
| Protection code: | IP 30 |
| W x H x D closed: | 395 x 373 x 577 mm (D: 710 mm with exhaust tube) |
| Net weight: | ~ 45 kg |
| Standards: | CE |
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