Cell Lab Horizontal Roller Jar Mill Machine [2-Jar to 8-Jar Models, 0.5–20 L Range]

Cell Lab Horizontal Roller Jar Mill Machine [2-Jar to 8-Jar Models, 0.5–20 L Range]

Versatile lab-scale roller mills for grinding, mixing and dispersing a wide range of materials

Designed for small- to mid-volume laboratory applications, Cell Lab Horizontal Jar Roller Mills provide exceptional flexibility, uniform mixing, and controlled dispersion.
Each model supports 2 to 8 grinding jars per batch, with individual jar capacities ranging from 0.5 L to 20 L.
Equipped with precision-engineered rollers and frequency-controlled drives, these systems ensure consistent speed, smooth rotation, and optimised particle size reduction.

Constructed with robust frames and PU-lined steel rollers, the series offers reliable performance for R&D, materials testing, and pilot-scale operations across multiple industries, including chemicals, battery research, metallurgy, and pharmaceuticals.

Key Features

• Configurable jar capacities – available in 2-, 4-, and 8-jar configurations, supporting jars from 0.5 L up to 20 L for diverse experimental scales.

• Programmable roller control – adjustable speed (up to 410 RPM), direction reversal, timed pauses, and total runtime programming for precise milling control.

• Durable roller design – PU-lined or steel rollers ensure longevity under continuous use; lengths up to 660 mm accommodate large jars.

• Compact and heavy-duty structure – vibration-resistant construction ensures stability even under maximum loading.

• Universal power supply – operates on 220 V / 50 Hz, compatible with global laboratory standards.

Technical Specifications

Applications & Industries

Cell Lab horizontal jar roller mills are widely used for:

• Battery R&D – uniform blending and milling of electrode powders, slurries, and active materials.

• Ceramic and materials research – fine dispersion of oxides, pigments, and precursors.

• Chemical synthesis – homogeneous mixing of composite powders and catalysts.

• Pharmaceutical and food technology – controlled dry or wet mixing of ingredients.

• Metallurgy and composites – alloy powder homogenisation and coating development.

FAQ

Q1: What’s the advantage of a roller mill compared to a planetary ball mill?
A: Roller mills provide gentler, uniform mixing and are ideal for low-impact grinding or blending without particle deformation.

Q2: How many jars can be used at once?
A: Depending on the model, from 2 up to 8 jars can be operated simultaneously, each rotating independently for uniform motion.

Q3: Can the rotation direction be changed automatically?
A: Yes. Programmable frequency control allows direction reversal, interval timing, and continuous or cyclic operation modes.

Q4: Are these machines suitable for wet milling?
A: Yes, provided the jars have secure gaskets and clamps. The roller design ensures smooth operation even with slurry-based materials.

Q5: What maintenance is required?
A: Regularly clean roller surfaces, check drive belts, and ensure consistent lubrication of bearings for optimal performance and service life.