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Planetary Ball Mill PM 100 - Introduction

The Retsch Planetary Ball Mill / Laboratory Mill Range meets and exceeds all requirements for fast and reproducible grinding down to the nano range.

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The Planetary Ball Mill / Laboratory Mill range is used for the most demanding tasks, from routine sample processing to colloidal grinding and advanced materials development. Planetary Ball Mills are used wherever the highest degree of fineness is required. In addition to well-proven mixing and size reduction processes, these mills also meet all technical requirements for colloidal grinding and provide the energy input necessary for mechanical alloying. The extremely high centrifugal forces of a planetary ball mill result in very high pulverization energy and therefore short grinding times.

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