Cell Lab Nylon Roller Mill Grinding Jars [0.1L – 20L]

Cell Lab Nylon Roller Mill Grinding Jars [0.1L – 20L]

Affordable & Low-Contamination Nylon Jars for Roller Ball Mill Grinding

The Cell Lab Nylon Roller Mill Grinding Jars (PA6 / Nylon / Polyamide) are designed for research labs and pilot-scale operations requiring medium-hard, abrasive sample milling with minimal contamination. Available in sizes from 0.1 litre (100 ml) up to 20 litres, these jars are lightweight, chemically stable, and offer excellent wear resistance. Ideal for roller ball mills, they deliver cost-effective performance for pigment grinding, polymer samples, or any application where non-metallic jars are preferred.

Key Features

• Non-Metallic Design – Nylon (PA6) material avoids metal contamination, suitable for clean lab environments.

• Anti-Leak & Easy-Clean Construction – Jar, lid, gasket, screw or clamp closures designed for tight seal and simple maintenance.

• Wide Capacity Range – From 100 ml to 20 L, covering small R&D batches to larger pilot-scale work.

• Low Cost & Durable Walls – Thick wall construction ensures long service life even under abrasive loading.

• Chemical Resistance & Thermal Stability – Good resistance to mild chemicals, melting point ∼216 °C ensures safe use for many lab workflows.

Technical Specifications

Applications & Industries

Used in labs and industries where low-metal contamination and non-corrosive performance are essential:

• Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences – grinding APIs, pigment preparations

• Battery & Electronics Research – sample prep for polymers or separator materials

• Ceramics & Pigment Mixing – colourants, glazes, decorative oxides

• Chemical Labs & Material Science – abrasive or medium-hard materials, polymers, etc.

FAQ

Q1: What material is best for contamination-free milling jars?
A: Nylon (PA6) jars are ideal when metal contamination must be avoided. They are non-metallic and chemically stable.

Q2: Can these nylon jars be used for wet grinding?
A: Yes — all models are designed with tight lid seals (clamp or gasket) to support wet or dry rolling in a roller ball mill.

Q3: How do I select the right volume of jar?
A: Match the jar volume to your roller mill holder. Avoid overfilling — maximum filling is 2⁄3 jar volume for best milling efficiency.