LABORATORY BALL MILLS
Two-Station Jar Mill
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Review the mill, sample-contact materials and trial conditions together.
Define the sample
Start with material properties, batch quantity and the measurement that will define a successful result.
Match the configuration
Check jar fit, media charge, electrical supply and any temperature or atmosphere requirements.
Plan the trial
Use a documented trial to compare particle size, sample recovery, temperature and wear.
Roller & Jar Mills
Two-Station Jar Mill
The GQM-2 provides two jar positions for roller milling and mixing experiments. Separate vessels allow different samples or formulations to be prepared in the same laboratory workflow.
Fit for your experiment
Confirm the supported jar sizes and the total loaded weight. Keep sample records for each position and verify whether the planned jars can operate together at the selected roller speed.
How to use this specification
Driven rollers rotate the closed jars. As each jar turns, the media tumble through the charge to mix and grind the sample. Roller speed and jar diameter together determine jar motion.
Before selecting a configuration
- Match the instrument to the sample preparation or test method.
- Check the working load, available space and electrical supply.
- Agree the vessel, media and sample recovery procedure before ordering.
Key features
- Two jar positions support comparison of separate samples or formulations.
- One machine can prepare more than one batch during a scheduled run.
- Compatible jars can be selected for different contact materials.
- The station layout supports organized parallel laboratory work.
Construction details
- Roller groups support the two jar positions.
- Each station carries its own compatible vessel.
- The transmission drives the roller arrangement.
- The frame provides clearance for jar placement and removal.
Configuration notes
Parallel positions do not imply independently controlled speeds. Confirm jar dimensions, loading balance and the drive arrangement for the two-station configuration.
Technical specifications
Compare the exact model and configuration. Nominal vessel volume is not the usable sample load. Particle-size results depend on the material and process; confirm critical values in the quotation.
| category | model | Overall dimensions (mm) | weight | Motor power | Power specifications | Main roller speed (rpm) | Grinding jar outer diameter range (mm) | Work station adjustment distance (mm) | Polyurethane roller outer diameter (mm) | Single working condition Maximum load |
| 2 work stations | GQM-2-5 | 950X480X685 | 59KG | 0.75KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 50~410±10 | Φ70-Φ230 | 235-280 | Φ60 | 22.5KG |
| GQM-2-15 | 1130X550X690 | 80KG | 1.1KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 40~365±10 | Φ75-Φ300 | 295-370 | Φ60 | 60kg | |
| GQM-2-20 | 1350X650X690 | 92KG | 1.5KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 40~340±10 | Φ80-Φ300 | 420-480 | Φ60 | 80KG | |
| Experimental single work station | QM-5 | 730X415X260 | 32KG | 0.37KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 60~570±10 | Φ70-Φ230 | 200-250 | Φ60 | 22.5KG |
| QM-15 | 845X435X270 | 43KG | 0.75KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 60~570±10 | Φ75-Φ300 | 295-330 | Φ60 | 60kg | |
| 4 workstations | GQM-4-5 | 950X660X690 | 70KG | 0.75KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 50~410±10 | Φ70-Φ230 | 235-280 | Φ60 | 22.5KG |
| GQM-4-5 (double layer) | 950X480X870 | 92KG | 0.75KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 50~410±10 | Φ70-Φ230 | 235-280 | Φ60 | 22.5KG | |
| GQM-4-15 | 1130X800X690 | 95KG | 1.5KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 40~365±10 | Φ75-Φ300 | 295-370 | Φ60 | 60kg | |
| GQM-4-20 | 1350X820X690 | 122KG | 2.2KW | 380V, 50/60HZ Three phases | 40~340±10 | Φ80-Φ300 | 420-480 | Φ60 | 80KG | |
| 8 work stations | GQM-8-5 | 950X660X960 | 106KG | 1.5KW | 220V, 50/60HZ single phase | 50~410±10 | Φ70-Φ230 | 235-280 | Φ60 | 22.5KG |
| GQM-8-15 | 1130X800X960 | 152KG | 2.2KW | 380V, 50/60HZ Three phases | 40~365±10 | Φ75-Φ300 | 295-370 | Φ60 | 60kg |
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| Order route | What needs to be confirmed | Scheduling starts when |
|---|---|---|
| Available stock | Exact model, jar/media set, electrical version and allocation of the unit. | The available configuration and order/payment requirements are confirmed; request the dispatch date for that unit. |
| Standard production | Model, quantity, supplied accessories and the current production slot. | The order specification and agreed payment requirements are complete and the production slot is confirmed. |
| Light customization | Changes such as contact materials, controls or electrical configuration, subject to technical review. | The changes are approved and any required components and production slot are confirmed. |
| Project customization | Technical scope, drawings where required, review milestones and acceptance requirements. | The technical scope is approved and agreed commercial and procurement prerequisites are met. |
Lead times are quoted for the confirmed configuration and current schedule. A catalog listing does not indicate live stock. Ask the quotation to state the lead-time range, its start condition and the agreed shipping basis.
Agree what arrives with the order
Confirm the machine or accessory quantity, jars and media, voltage/frequency, manuals, packing arrangement and required shipping documents in the quotation. Discuss inspection records or photographs needed before dispatch and the checks to make when receiving the shipment.
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Warranty and components
Our published service terms describe a one-year warranty and specified replacement conditions within the first month. Read the full warranty terms. Confirm coverage for the machine, motor/control components, jars, balls, liners and seals in the order; parts subject to wear need a separate coverage check.
Remote, spare-parts and on-site support
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Evaluate your sample
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Check documents and applications
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