SBM-3L Laboratory Stirred Ball Mill 50-1400rpm Ultrafine Grinding ≤1μm

$1,334.00

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SBM-3L laboratory stirred ball mill, 50-1400 rpm, 3L volume, 0.37kW. Ultrafine grinding ≤1μm output. Jacketed cooling, frequency speed control. Research grade.

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ATOMFAIR SBM-3L LABORATORY STIRRED BALL MILL ULTRASFINE GRINDING

RESEARCH GRADE EQUIPMENT

Product Overview

Purpose-built for ultrafine powder grinding material research, this stirred media mill achieves output particle sizes ≤1 μm from input feed ≤5 mm. The stirred mill consists of a stationary grinding chamber filled with small-diameter media, a stirring device, and auxiliary systems including circulation, jacketed cooling temperature control ≤1μm, timing, and speed regulation. The grinding efficiency is significantly higher than conventional ball mills due to the high power density design. The stirring shaft features automatic lifting and the grinding chamber supports free tilting for convenient operation. This listing is priced for the main unit only—grinding jars and grinding balls are ordered separately. The SBM series spans from 1 L laboratory models to 600 L production units, covering research, pilot, and full-scale production applications across ceramics, chemicals, electronics, magnetic materials, coatings, pharmaceuticals, and new materials processing.

Configuration List

Item Description
Main grinding unit 1 pc
Grinding jars (Order Separately) Available Materials: Al₂O₃   PU  PTFE  Ceramic  SS  Nylon
Grinding balls (Order Separately) Available Materials: WC-Co Al₂O₃ PU-Fe Agate YSZ HCCI 304SS

SBM Series Model Specifications

MODEL SPEED (rpm) VOLUME (L) LOAD (L) POWER (kW) FEED (mm) OUTPUT (μm) SPEED CONTROL TYPE
SBM-1L 50–1400 1 0.35 0.37 ≤5 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster Lab TYPE
SBM-2L 50–1400 2 0.7 0.37 ≤5 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster Lab TYPE
SBM-3L 50–1400 3 1.05 0.37 ≤5 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster Lab TYPE
SBM-5L 60–560 5 1.75 0.75 ≤10 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Small TYPE
SBM-10L 60–560 10 3.5 1.5 ≤10 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Small TYPE
SBM-15L 60–380 15 5.25 2.2 ≤10 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Small TYPE
SBM-20L 60–380 20 7.0 2.2 ≤10 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Light TYPE
SBM-30L 60–310 30 10.5 3 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Light TYPE
SBM-50L 60–140 50 17.5 4 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Production Type
SBM-100L 60–140 100 35 7.5 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Production Type
SBM-200L 60–110 200 70 11 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Production Type
SBM-300L 60–110 300 100 15 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Production Type
SBM-500L 60–90 500 170 18.5 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Production Type
SBM-600L 60–90 600 200 22 ≤20 ≤1 Frequency Speed Adjuster or Fixed Speed Production Type

Key Features & Advantages

  • High Energy Utilization with Ultrafine ≤1 μm Output: The stirred mill design achieves significantly higher power density than conventional ball mills, delivering superior energy efficiency and consistent ultrafine grinding to particle sizes ≤1 μm from maximum feed of 5 mm.
  • Jacketed Grinding Chamber for Precise Temperature Control: The double-walled cooling jacket enables effective heat dissipation during extended grinding operations, preventing thermal degradation of temperature-sensitive materials and ensuring consistent product quality.
  • Automatic Lifting Stirring Shaft with Free Tilting Chamber: The stirring shaft features automatic lifting capability and the grinding chamber supports free tilting, facilitating convenient loading, unloading, and cleaning between experiments.
  • Multiple Jar and Ball Material Options for Contamination Control: Six grinding jar materials (Al₂O₃, PU, PTFE, Ceramic, SS, Nylon) and seven ball materials (WC-Co, Al₂O₃, PU-Fe, Agate, YSZ, HCCI, 304SS) enable contamination-free processing of diverse materials from ceramics to pharmaceuticals.

APPLICATION SCOPE: Laboratory ultrafine grinding and powder processing for material science research. Suitable for zirconium silicate, zirconia, alumina, ceramics, chemicals, electronic materials, magnetic materials, papermaking, coatings, non-metallic minerals, new materials, paints, graphite, calcium carbonate, and pharmaceutical fine powder production. Compatible with both continuous and batch processing modes with frequency speed control for process parameter optimization.
PACKAGING: This listing is priced for the main unit only. The standard configuration includes 1 pc grinding host machine. Grinding jars (Al₂O₃, PU, PTFE, Ceramic, SS, Nylon) and grinding balls (WC-Co, Al₂O₃, PU-Fe, Agate, YSZ, HCCI, 304SS) are ordered separately. The SBM series is available from 1 L laboratory models through 600 L production units. Installation guidance and operational training support are provided upon request.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The listed price is for the main unit; grinding jars and balls must be ordered separately. Select jar and ball materials compatible with your target material to avoid cross-contamination. The jacketed cooling system should be connected to an appropriate cooling water supply for temperature-controlled grinding. Product particle size can be adjusted by controlling material residence time within the grinding chamber. For detailed installation, operation, and maintenance instructions, consult the user manual prior to first use. If you have specific requirements for other SBM models or custom configurations, please contact us at inquiry@atomfair.com.
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
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This stirred mill requires proper electrical grounding and overload protection due to its 0.37 kW motor and variable frequency drive. The grinding cylinder jacket must be connected to a cooling water supply to prevent thermal degradation of heat-sensitive materials.

  • Electrical Safety: Ensure the mill is connected to a grounded outlet with appropriate circuit protection for the motor rating.
  • Mechanical Guarding: Keep all guards in place during operation to prevent contact with moving parts such as the stirring rod and cylinder.
  • Cooling System: Connect the jacket inlet and outlet to a cooling water source before starting the mill to maintain temperature control.
  • Material Compatibility: Select grinding cylinder and stirring component materials compatible with the chemical and abrasive properties of the feed material.
  • Noise and Vibration: Place the mill on a vibration-dampening surface and use hearing protection if operating at high speeds.

This procedure outlines the steps to safely initialize and operate the laboratory stirred mill for batch grinding. Follow each step sequentially to ensure proper function and avoid damage to the equipment or injury.

Required Equipment: Grinding media (e.g., zirconia beads), Cooling water supply

  1. Inspect Equipment
    Inspect the grinding cylinder, stirring rod, and seals for any signs of wear or damage before operation.
  2. Connect Cooling Water
    Connect the jacket inlet and outlet hoses to a cooling water source and verify flow.
  3. Load Grinding Media
    Load the appropriate grinding media into the cylinder up to the recommended filling volume.
  4. Add Feed Material
    Add the feed material to the cylinder, ensuring the total load does not exceed the loading capacity of 1.05 L.
  5. Secure Cylinder
    Close and secure the cylinder lid, then lower the stirring rod into position using the automatic lift control.
  6. Set Speed and Start
    Set the desired rotational speed on the VFD control panel between 50 and 1400 rpm, then start the mill.
  7. Monitor Operation
    Monitor the mill for abnormal noise, vibration, or temperature rise during operation and stop immediately if any issues occur.

What is the trade-off between grinding media size and the achievable discharge particle size down to ≤1 μm in the JM-3L stirred mill?

The JM-3L relies on small-diameter grinding media to produce discharge particles down to ≤1 μm. Larger media increase impact forces but yield coarser particles, while smaller media generate finer powder at the cost of reduced effective loading capacity (1.05 L) and longer residence times, which decreases throughput. The optimal balance is achieved by selecting a proper ratio of media sizes and adjusting the variable-frequency drive speed (50–1400 rpm) as described in the working principle.

Can the JM-3L be configured with chemically resistant grinding components for processing acidic or alkaline slurries, and does the VFD speed control impose any compatibility restrictions?

Yes, the JM-3L offers optional grinding cylinders and stirring components in stainless steel, nylon, corundum, polyurethane, zirconia, agate, or PTFE, providing broad chemical resistance for various slurry conditions. The frequency conversion speed regulation (VFD) operates independently of the liner material, so no speed or control compatibility issues arise when switching between these wear-resistant materials.

What electrical and cooling infrastructure is required to operate the automatic stirring rod lift and jacketed temperature control on the JM-3L?

The 0.37 kW VFD motor requires a standard single-phase or three-phase electrical supply compatible with the drive, while the integrated automatic stirring rod lift and free-tilting cylinder are mechanically powered and do not need compressed air. The jacketed grinding cylinder demands an external coolant circulation source for precise temperature regulation during grinding, as noted in the product features.

The JM-3L Lab Stirred Mill is a 3-liter volume, 0.37 kW laboratory mill with variable-frequency speed control (50–1400 rpm) and a jacketed grinding cylinder for thermal management. Its high energy efficiency and fine grinding capability (discharge ≤1 μm) suit research-scale powder processing, though the 1.05 L loading capacity and need for media optimization require careful process planning.

Positive

  • High Energy Efficiency and Low Noise Operation: The stirrer design achieves high power density and energy utilization, resulting in significant energy savings and low vibration/noise levels during operation.
  • Jacketed Temperature Control and Flexible Speed Regulation: The grinding cylinder incorporates a cooling/heating jacket for precise temperature management, while the variable frequency drive allows continuous speed adjustment from 50 to 1400 rpm to optimize grinding conditions.

Trade-offs

  • Limited Batch Loading Capacity of 1.05 L: The maximum material loading of 1.05 liters restricts throughput to small-scale laboratory batches, making it unsuitable for larger sample volumes without repeated runs.
  • Requires Optimization of Grinding Media Parameters: Achieving desired particle size and distribution demands careful selection of media size, shape, and ratio, as well as speed tuning, adding a layer of process development effort.

Every advanced material, component, equipment, and instrument in our catalog is backed by rigorous testing. We maintain strict internal quality management frameworks and align with CE conformity metrics to deliver transparent, reproducible performance data via our public open-science repository.

To request raw batch performance data, submit formal vendor registration paperwork, or execute a fast-turnaround R&D manufacturing loop, contact us at inquiry@atomfair.com.

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Additional information

Weight 29 kg
Dimensions 75 × 45 × 80 cm