Cell Lab Vibratory Sample Pulveriser [Mineral Sample Preparation]

Cell Lab Vibratory Sample Pulveriser [Mineral Sample Preparation]

High-efficiency laboratory vibratory pulveriser for rapid grinding of minerals, ores and solid materials into fine analytical powder.

General Description

The Cell Lab Vibratory Sample Pulveriser is a high-performance laboratory grinding mill designed for rapid preparation of analytical powder samples. Using high-frequency vibration generated by an eccentric hammer and grinding rings, the system efficiently crushes and grinds materials into fine powder with particle sizes between 80 and 200 mesh (80–200 μm) within 2 to 6 minutes.

The grinding bowl is fully sealed, preventing sample loss and eliminating dust contamination, ensuring safe and environmentally compliant operation. Grinding pots are available in multiple materials including manganese steel (standard), wear-resistant alloy and tungsten carbide, allowing the machine to handle a wide range of material hardness.

This machine is widely used in mining, metallurgy, cement, geology, environmental analysis and laboratory research.

Key Features

• Rapid fine powder preparation – Produces 80–200 mesh powder within 2–6 minutes for immediate analysis.

• Fully sealed grinding system – Prevents dust pollution and eliminates sample loss.

• High grinding efficiency – Samples can be used directly without additional screening.

• Multiple bowl material options – Including hardened steel and tungsten carbide for different sample hardness.

• Stable operation and low noise – Compact design with safe and reliable performance.

• Multi-sample grinding capability – Selected models allow simultaneous grinding of up to three samples.

Technical Specifications

Working Principle

Samples are placed into the grinding bowl containing grinding rings and a breaking hammer. The motor drives an eccentric hammer to rotate at high speed, generating strong vibration, impact and friction. This mechanical action rapidly pulverises the material into fine powder suitable for laboratory analysis.

Applications & Industries

• Mining and mineral analysis

• Geological and soil testing laboratories

• Cement and construction material testing

• Metallurgical sample preparation

• Environmental and chemical laboratories

FAQ

Q1: What particle size can this pulveriser achieve?
It produces powder between 80 and 200 mesh suitable for laboratory analysis.

Q2: How long does grinding take?
Typically between 2 and 6 minutes depending on material hardness.

Q3: Can different grinding bowl materials be selected?
Yes, options include manganese steel, alloy steel and tungsten carbide.

Q4: Does it produce dust during operation?
No. The sealed design prevents dust leakage.