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We are a distinguished Manufacturer and Supplier of Jar Mill. In this machine, media or jar of different material is used for determining grinding results. Jar Mill is majorly used for lab grinding of dry or wet material, and is used in chemical, paint, ink, dyestuff, electronic and pharmaceutical industries. It has a sturdy construction that makes it durable and highly efficient. Size Single Rack : 1 HPDouble Rack : 1.5 HPThree Rack : 3 Hp Application Suitable For Milling, Crushing, Pulverizing And Mixing Of Small Batches Of Material Independently In Jars. Used Mainly By The Electronic, Paint, Ink, Ceramic, Rubber, Chemical, Pharmaceutical And Food Industries. Construction Jar Mills Consists Of 2 Nos Rubberized Rolls On Each Rack Mounted On A Sturdy MS Frame Structure. Each Rack Can Accommodate Either 3 Nos Os 1 Ltr Cap Jar Or 2 Nos Of 8 Ltrs Jar Or 1 No Of 25 Ltrs Cap Jar. The Shafts Of The Rollers Are Fitted In Pillow Block Bearings, Which Are Bolted To The Frame. The Gap Between The Rollers Can Be Adjusted To Accommodate Different Sizes Of Jars. Stoppers Are Provided To Prevent The Jars From Falling. The Rollers Are Driven By A 3ph, TEFC, 415V Electric Motor Complete With A Set Of Pulleys, âVâ Belts, Belt Guards And Slide Rails. Capacity of Jars : 1, 8, 15, 25 Grinding Media (Minimum Quantity 50 Kgs.) Porcelain Balls.SS â 304 Balls
Jar Mills
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For lab grinding of wet or dry material. Is a machine where jars and media of different materials of construction can be used to determine grinding results. Is used by the paint, ink, dyestuff, chemical, electronic and pharmaceutical industries prior to scale up application in ball mills.
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Jar Mills
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For lab grinding of wet or dry material. Is a machine where jars and media of different materials of construction can be used to determine grinding results. Is used by the paint, ink, dyestuff, chemical, electronic and pharmaceutical industries prior to scale up application in ball mills.
