Description
HPBM-60 HEAVY-DUTY HORIZONTAL PLANETARY BALL MILL 7.5KWLABORATORY & PRODUCTION GRADE EQUIPMENT
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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The HPBM-60 requires a stable electrical supply with proper grounding to prevent electrical hazards. The brake locking mechanism must be engaged before any maintenance or jar replacement to prevent accidental rotation.
- Floor Loading: The machine weighs 1070 kg and must be placed on a level surface capable of supporting its weight.
- Electrical Safety: The 7.5kW motor requires a dedicated circuit with appropriate overcurrent protection.
This procedure outlines safe initialization and operation of the HPBM-60 heavy-duty planetary ball mill for grinding materials. Follow these steps to ensure proper loading, operation, and discharge while maintaining safety.
Required Equipment: HPBM-60 Planetary Ball Mill
- Inspect Machine
Inspect the machine for any damage and verify that the brake locking mechanism is disengaged before starting. - Load Jars
Load grinding jars with grinding media and material up to 40% of jar capacity as recommended. - Secure Jars
Secure the jars into the jar holders using the integrated lifting mechanism. - Set Parameters
Set desired rotation speed and operation time using the microcomputer touch control system. - Start Milling
Start the mill and allow it to run for the programmed duration. - Engage Brake
Engage the brake locking mechanism before opening the screen discharging mechanism. - Discharge Material
Discharge the ground material using the integrated screen discharging mechanism.
How does the HPBM-60's lower jar rotation speed (0–310 rpm) affect grinding efficiency compared to smaller planetary ball mills with higher rpm?
The HPBM-60 operates at a maximum jar rotation speed of 310 rpm with a drive ratio of 0.062, which is lower than smaller models like the HPBM-(2-6) that reaches 670 rpm. However, it is designed for pilot trials and small-batch production, offering higher torque and load capacity due to its 7.5 kW motor, 275 mm jar holder inner diameter, and 1070 kg net weight, enabling grinding of larger volumes and harder materials despite the lower speed.
What jar materials are available for the HPBM-60 to avoid cross-contamination when milling lithium battery materials or high-purity ceramics?
The HPBM-60 accepts grinding jars made from WC-Co, Al₂O₃, Agate, YSZ, SS, PU, Ceramic, and Nylon, all ordered separately. For lithium battery materials requiring zero metal contamination, Agate (natural SiO₂) or Al₂O₃ (95% purity) jars are recommended. For high-hardness ceramics, YSZ or WC-Co jars provide wear resistance. The mill's jar holders have a 275 mm inner diameter and accept 15 L jars per the standard configuration.
What are the electrical and space requirements for installing the HPBM-60 heavy-duty planetary ball mill?
The HPBM-60 requires a 7.5 kW power supply and occupies a footprint of 1980 × 1050 × 1220 mm with a net weight of 1070 kg. It features a thickened steel plate cabinet and integrated lifting and screen discharging mechanism with brake locking safety function. The microcomputer touch control system supports forward–reverse cycle operation, timing, and power-off memory. Adequate floor reinforcement and appropriate three-phase power infrastructure are necessary for stable operation.
The HPBM-60 heavy-duty horizontal planetary ball mill delivers a 7.5 kW motor and dual-end double disc support frame for stable pilot-scale and small-batch milling, but requires separate purchase of grinding jars and media, and its 1070 kg weight and 1.98 m length demand reinforced flooring and ample laboratory space.
Positive
- Heavy-duty dual-end frame rigidity: The dual-end double disc support structure significantly boosts overall rigidity, load capacity, and operational stability compared to light horizontal planetary mills, enabling consistent high-speed grinding at a 7.5 kW motor power.
- Integrated lifting and safety brake: The integrated lifting and screen discharging mechanism with brake locking safety function facilitates safe jar handling and product discharge, reducing operator strain and risk during batch processing.
Trade-offs
- Grinding jars and media sold separately: The mill ships as a main unit only; four 15 L grinding jars and grinding balls must be purchased separately, requiring additional capital outlay and careful material compatibility selection (e.g., Al₂O₃, YSZ, Agate).
- Large footprint and heavy weight: At 1980×1050×1220 mm and 1070 kg net weight, the HPBM-60 demands a reinforced floor and dedicated space, limiting placement flexibility in shared or small laboratories.
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