Milling Disc
Effective Tool For Fine Particle Size Reduction
Effective Tool For Fine Particle Size Reduction
Effective Tool For Fine Particle Size Reduction
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Brand : BEVS
Milling Discs are essential, specialized accessories for the BEVS 2501 Lab Mixer, engineered to perform true particle size reduction and grinding that goes beyond simple pigment dispersion. Available in chemically resistant Nylon and Teflon, these discs enable the meticulous processing of materials that require a finer, more precise ultimate grind specification for high-quality formulations.
- Achieves finer ultimate particle size
- Available in chemically inert polymers
- Designed for true material grinding
− Features
- True Particle Reduction: Specifically engineered for fine milling and grinding applications, generating the intensive mechanical force necessary to fracture particles and achieve a final fineness of grind beyond standard high-shear dispersion.
- Chemically Inert Materials: Available in durable Nylon and Teflon (PTFE), ensuring excellent chemical resistance and preventing metal contamination in sensitive or corrosive chemical and coating formulations.
- Optimized Diameter Selection: Offered in two precise diameters, 45 mm and 60 mm, allowing researchers to select the most appropriate size for generating optimal shear and grinding action in small to medium batch volumes.
- Quick Interchange System: Designed with a standard connection mechanism for swift and secure attachment to the shaft of any model in the BEVS 2501 mixer series, ensuring high flexibility and minimal downtime.
- Enhanced Product Quality: Their use is critical in formulations where opacity, gloss, and color strength are directly dependent on achieving the finest possible particle size distribution.
+ Technical Specifications
| BEVS 2501/P/025 | 45mm (Nylon) |
| BEVS 2501/P/026 | 60mm (Nylon) |
| BEVS 2501/P/027 | 45mm (Tefelon) |
| BEVS 2501/P/028 | 60mm (Tefelon) |
+ Application & Standards
Milling Discs are utilized in Advanced R&D and Quality Control laboratories for applications demanding a very low fineness of grind. They are crucial for processing specialized pigment pastes, certain ceramic suspensions, and high-performance industrial coatings and printing inks that require meticulous particle size reduction to achieve final performance specifications and appearance.
+ Resources
+ FAQs
What is the main difference between a Milling Disc and a Dispersing Disc?
A Dispersing Disc breaks up weak particle clumps (agglomerates), whereas a Milling Disc is designed for true grinding, capable of fracturing hard particles to achieve a much finer particle size reduction.
What material options are available for the Milling Discs?
The Milling Discs are available in two chemically inert polymer materials: Nylon and Teflon (PTFE), which helps prevent contamination from metal abrasion during grinding.
What are the available diameters for the BEVS Milling Discs?
The Milling Discs are available in two laboratory-optimized sizes: 45 mm (Models BEVS 2501/P/025 and /027) and 60 mm (Models BEVS 2501/P/026 and /028).
Are Milling Discs standard accessories included with the mixer?
No, Milling Discs are optional accessories; the BEVS 2501 mixers are supplied with standard dispersing discs. The milling discs must be ordered separately for grinding applications.
Which BEVS Lab Mixers are these Milling Discs compatible with?
These discs are mechanically compatible and can be securely mounted on the shaft of all models within the high-speed BEVS 2501 Lab Mixer series.
Features
- True Particle Reduction: Specifically engineered for fine milling and grinding applications, generating the intensive mechanical force necessary to fracture particles and achieve a final fineness of grind beyond standard high-shear dispersion.
- Chemically Inert Materials: Available in durable Nylon and Teflon (PTFE), ensuring excellent chemical resistance and preventing metal contamination in sensitive or corrosive chemical and coating formulations.
- Optimized Diameter Selection: Offered in two precise diameters, 45 mm and 60 mm, allowing researchers to select the most appropriate size for generating optimal shear and grinding action in small to medium batch volumes.
- Quick Interchange System: Designed with a standard connection mechanism for swift and secure attachment to the shaft of any model in the BEVS 2501 mixer series, ensuring high flexibility and minimal downtime.
- Enhanced Product Quality: Their use is critical in formulations where opacity, gloss, and color strength are directly dependent on achieving the finest possible particle size distribution.
Technical Specifications
| BEVS 2501/P/025 | 45mm (Nylon) |
| BEVS 2501/P/026 | 60mm (Nylon) |
| BEVS 2501/P/027 | 45mm (Tefelon) |
| BEVS 2501/P/028 | 60mm (Tefelon) |
Application & Standards
Milling Discs are utilized in Advanced R&D and Quality Control laboratories for applications demanding a very low fineness of grind. They are crucial for processing specialized pigment pastes, certain ceramic suspensions, and high-performance industrial coatings and printing inks that require meticulous particle size reduction to achieve final performance specifications and appearance.
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FAQs
What is the main difference between a Milling Disc and a Dispersing Disc?
A Dispersing Disc breaks up weak particle clumps (agglomerates), whereas a Milling Disc is designed for true grinding, capable of fracturing hard particles to achieve a much finer particle size reduction.
What material options are available for the Milling Discs?
The Milling Discs are available in two chemically inert polymer materials: Nylon and Teflon (PTFE), which helps prevent contamination from metal abrasion during grinding.
What are the available diameters for the BEVS Milling Discs?
The Milling Discs are available in two laboratory-optimized sizes: 45 mm (Models BEVS 2501/P/025 and /027) and 60 mm (Models BEVS 2501/P/026 and /028).
Are Milling Discs standard accessories included with the mixer?
No, Milling Discs are optional accessories; the BEVS 2501 mixers are supplied with standard dispersing discs. The milling discs must be ordered separately for grinding applications.
Which BEVS Lab Mixers are these Milling Discs compatible with?
These discs are mechanically compatible and can be securely mounted on the shaft of all models within the high-speed BEVS 2501 Lab Mixer series.
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