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Planetary Mill

PULVERISETTE 5

premium line

Order No.

05.7020.00

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AT A GLANCE

Extra strong 2.2 kW drive power and extremely high centrifugal acceleration up to 64 g and up to 800 rpm (rotational speed of the bowl 1,600 rpm)
Useful capacity up to 2 x 225 ml
Motor-driven ServoLOCK clamping of the grinding bowls
Highest process reliability and precise reproducibility

IDEAL FOR

GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY
METALLURGY
CERAMICS
MATERIALS RESEARCH/
MECHANICAL ALLOYING
NANOTECHNOLOGY
PHARMACEUTICALS
CHEMISTRY
BIOLOGY

OVERVIEW

FRITSCH Planetary Ball Mills – high-performance all-rounder in routine laboratory work

The Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line with 2 grinding stations is the ideal mill for fast wet and dry grinding of hard, medium-hard, soft, brittle and moist samples as well as for mechanical alloying, mixing and homogenising of larger sample quantities with reliable results down into the nano range – and an absolutely secure automatic clamping of the grinding bowls.
WORKING PRINCIPLE

Comminution according to the Planetary Principle

The comminution takes place primarily through the high-energy impact of grinding balls and partially through friction between grinding balls and the grinding bowl wall. To achieve this, the grinding bowl, containing the material to be ground and grinding balls, rotates around its own axis on a main disk rotating in the opposite direction. At a certain speed, the centrifugal force causes the ground sample material and grinding balls to bounce off the inner wall of the grinding bowl, cross the bowl diagonally at an extremely high speed and impact the material to be ground on the opposite wall of the bowl. The grinding bowls reach twice the speed of the main disk during this process.

Due to the extra strong 2.2 kW drive power and centrifugal acceleration up to 64 g and up to 800 rpm (rotational speed of the bowl 1,600 rpm) are high-performance grindings down into the nano range possible.
FEATURES
- Extra strong 2.2 kW drive power and extremely high centrifugal acceleration up to 64 g and up to 800 rpm (rotational speed of the bowl 1,600 rpm)
- Maximum operational safety due to ServoLOCK clamping of the grinding bowls
- Blocking of the mill in the event of impermissible operating states
- Automatic shutoff function if an imbalance occurs
- Reliable bowl detection via RFID chip and optimization of grinding speeds via RFID-Chip
- Safely guided insertion of grinding bowls
- Safe opening in the event of overpressure
- Intuitive touchscreen operation with colour display
- Simultaneous processing of up to 4 samples
- Useful capacity up to 2 x 225 ml
- Up to 8 programmes can be saved, software MillControl (optional), USB inter face for transmission of process parameters
- Extensive accessories for simplifying your daily work
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MORE SAFETY DUE TO SERVOLOCK

Grinding has never been safer

Grinding has never been safer: With the completely brand new ServoLOCK clamping of the grinding bowls and the automatic check of the fastening of the bowls inside the mill, man and machine are optimally protected. In the event of impermissible operating states, the machine blocks the start of a grinding – and if an imbalance occurs it automatically shuts off.

The revolutionary ServoLOCK is activated with a single hand motion by pressing down the clamp. The actual clamping is motor-driven by the mill. Your advantage: each grinding with always same conditions without screwing or other manual fastening.
SOFTWARE MillControl - EASY GTM

Automatic control and monitoring – Measurement of gas pressure and temperature

The Software MillControl enables the automatic control and monitoring of the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line. The actual rotational speed and power consumption are checked and documented. By using two EASY GTM-bowls with special lid and transmitter you transform your PULVERISETTE 5 premium line into an analytical measuring system for monitoring pressure and temperature during the grinding process.

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EQUIPMENT / ACCESSORIES

Configure your Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line exactly to your specific application

The grinding bowls of the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line are available in the sizes 125 ml, 150 ml, 250 ml, 420 ml and 500 ml. This gives you total flexibility for optimal adjustment to your specific sample volume. If you would like to grind four samples simultaneously, simply order four grinding bowls, each with 125 ml or 150 ml volume and 2 stacking rings.

To achieve the best grinding results and for direct prevention of contamination of the samples due to undesired abrasion, all grinding bowls and balls are available in different materials. For grinding in inert gas and for mechanical activation and alloying premium line gassing lids are recommended – quickly and safely.

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Applications / Solutions
- Customizing Silicon Particle Size
  
  In this white paper Robert lonescu, Isaac Ruiz, Chueh Liu, and Matthew Garrity from the Materials Research Lab Of Ionbell show how our Ball Mills have enabled lonobell to rapid prototype through a variety of silicon particle geometries to produce the next generation of high-capacity silicon-based lithium-ion batteries.
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- Recycling of vehicle catalytic converters
  
  In modern three-way catalysts, for example, there are precious metals platinum, rhodium or palladium, or a combination of these. In the laboratory experiment, the ceramic honeycomb body is to be crushed to powder in order to subsequently examine this for the catalytically active precious metals.
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- Processing a catalytic converter in the FRITSCH laboratory
  
  In the laboratory experiment, the ceramic honeycomb body is to be crushed to powder in order to subsequently examine this for the catalytically active precious metals. For this task we used three different FRITSCH laboratory mills.
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- Processing a soil sample with the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line
  
  In this video our laboratory manager Leos Benes shows how to comminute a soil sample with our Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line using various methods.
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- Mixing two samples with a FRITSCH Planetary Mill
  
  Learn more about mixing white aluminum oxide and red pigments in an 80 ml agate grinding bowl with approx. 250 agate grinding balls 5 mm dia. in less than 90 seconds.
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- FRITSCH Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line
  
  The solution for grinding down to the nano range: the NEW Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line a quantum leap into the nano range – now also for larger sample quantities.
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- Milling tests with the Fritsch Planetary Ball Mill
  
  Our application consultant Diels Ding, German Centre Singapore, comminutes mineral fertilizer down to nanoparticles.
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- Rock, Paper, Scissors: Ways that Milling and Sample Prep Affect Our Everyday Lives
  
  Find out what the children’s game “Rock, Paper, Scissors” has to do with the science of milling and sample preparation.
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- Comminution of aluminium oxide sample with the PULVERISETTE 5
  
  Watch the comminution of an aluminium oxide sample using a grinding bowl made of zirconium oxide and 25 x 20 mm grinding balls with the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line.
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- Comminution of a rock sample with the PULVERISETTE 5
  
  Find out on how to use a grinding bowl made of stainless steel for rock sample smaller than 5 mm and counterweight for the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line.
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- Using adapter and counterweight for the comminution for the PULVERISETTE 5
  
  See how to comminute of a rock sample smaller than 5 mm with an adapter for small grinding bowls and as a counter weight an empty grinding bowl 500 ml for the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line.
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- Micromilling of uniform nanoparticles
  
  Fritsch micromills have enhanced one NASA lab’s ability to develop optimized ceramic nanoparticulate materials for demanding research projects, including energy storage and thermoelectric device applications, written by Curtis W. Hill und Lee Allen, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
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- Influence of properties of grinding bowls in the planetary system
  
  A clean and constant wear on the inner grinding bowl surface is a question of the amount of grinding balls and size, material amount and size (coarse or fine), the grinding condition like wet or dry grinding, the grinding duration and the adjusted rotations of the planetary system.
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- From “Boulder” to Nano-Particles
  
  Medium-hard to hard materials with edge lengths up to 95 mm can be pre-crushed with the FRITSCH Jaw Crusher PULVERISETTE 1 so an additional fine comminution with many FRITSCH mills is possible.
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- Planetary Ball Mills as an instrument in mechanochemistry
  
  One of the most significant fields of application for FRITSCH Planetary Mills is mechanochemistry. This subject is in theory, as well as in practice very wide-ranging and versatile. In the article you will find summarized information about history, functionality and the fields of application of mechanochemistry.
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- Mechanochemistry - Chemistry with the hammer
  
  The article „Mechanochemistry – Chemistry with the Hammer“ published in the magazine Chemie unserer Zeit (Chemistry of our time) was written compact and comprehendible by three experts. The article sums up the multifaceted area of mechanochemistry: from the historical developments to physical mechanisms to application possibilities. Article only available in German.
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