WXQM heavy-duty configurations
Heavy-Duty Horizontal Planetary Ball Mill
A horizontal planetary mill range with a double-disc support arrangement for heavier jar assemblies.
Overview
A horizontal planetary mill range with a double-disc support arrangement for heavier jar assemblies. It is aimed at pilot work and small-batch production where structural loading is a key selection issue.
How it works
The jars undergo horizontal planetary motion while the supporting structure carries the assembly at both ends. This differs from the compact layout and should be assessed with the full mass of jars, media and sample.
Key features
- The product information describes a double-disc, two-ended support structure.
- The H-designated and larger model rows identify their individual drive powers, holder diameters and machine masses.
- The published chart does not establish a material-independent production rate in kg/h.
Specifications
Published catalog references are reproduced below. Nominal volume is not a sample-mass rating. Confirm the selected model, material grade, electrical supply and complete supplied configuration in the quotation.
| Model | Jar holder internal diameter (mm) | Motor power | Jar revolution diameter (mm) | Dimensions (mm) | Net mass (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WXQM-(2-6)(H) | 134 | 1.5kW | Φ234 | 1220×620×810 | 266 |
| WXQM-(8-12) | 162 | 1.5kW | Φ275 | 1360×670×920 | 380 |
| WXQM-16 | 182 | 3kW | Φ385 | 1640×840×1040 | 470 |
| WXQM-20 | 200 | 4kW | Φ385 | 1640×840×1040 | 730 |
| WXQM-40 | 250 | 5.5kW | Φ430 | 1780×860×1070 | 790 |
| WXQM-60 | 275 | 7.5kW | Φ490 | 1980×1050×1220 | 1070 |
| WXQM-100 | 328 | 11kW | Φ578 | 2110×1150×1370 | 1210 |
The model-specific speed schedule must be confirmed; ambiguous source units are not used to define an operating limit.
Applications
Pilot grinding, process development and small-batch production with heavier milling setups.
Suitability depends on the actual sample, process and analytical requirements; a listed application is not a guaranteed final-particle-size result.
Accessories and options
Discuss the required jar materials, compatible vacuum closures and the control interface. Cooling and ultrasonic assistance are separate engineering selections that must fit the selected model.
- Jar and media: confirm material, volume, holder fit and the complete working load.
- Vacuum or gas requirements: specify the complete jar, lid and seal arrangement; no pressure rating is assumed.
- Utilities and supply scope: state voltage, frequency, phase, destination and required documents; confirm included versus optional items.
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Selection guidance
Check loaded mass, jar clamping dimensions, installation access and electrical supply. Treat production output as a process-trial result, not as a conversion from nominal jar volume.
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Trials and comparisons
No identifiable trial of this exact product/configuration was found in the available planetary-milling test summaries. A result from a different mill, jar grade or assistance system is not attributed to this product.
A comparison to request
Compare the proposed production batch with a documented pilot batch, recording media loading, temperature, sampling and particle-size method. A higher-capacity machine is not automatically a faster process.
Discuss a sample evaluationProduct FAQs
What distinguishes the heavy-duty version from the compact WXQM machine?
The product description specifies a double-disc support structure for heavier loading. Power, dimensions and mass vary across the listed models; the compact 0.75 kW row is not used as a heavy-duty specification.
How should I select the WXQM heavy-duty configurations configuration?
Check loaded mass, jar clamping dimensions, installation access and electrical supply. Treat production output as a process-trial result, not as a conversion from nominal jar volume. The product information describes a double-disc, two-ended support structure. Nominal mill capacity is not the usable sample mass; account for media and working space.
Which jars and grinding media should I request for this mill?
Holder dimensions and permitted loading vary across the H-designated and larger WXQM models; use the chosen model row. Choose the jar working material and media around sample chemistry and contamination limits; confirm the complete loaded mass.
Are cooling and ultrasonic equipment included?
Discuss the required jar materials, compatible vacuum closures and the control interface. Cooling and ultrasonic assistance are separate engineering selections that must fit the selected model. Optional equipment is included only when it is explicitly listed in the agreed configuration and quotation.
What trial evidence is available for this mill?
No matching measured trial is identified for Heavy-Duty Horizontal Planetary Ball Mill in the available summaries. Compare the proposed production batch with a documented pilot batch, recording media loading, temperature, sampling and particle-size method. A higher-capacity machine is not automatically a faster process. A free sample-grinding application can be reviewed by TENCAN engineers.
What should I include in an export quotation request?
Specify WXQM heavy-duty configurations, sample and jar requirements, destination, mains voltage, frequency and phase. Check loaded mass, jar clamping dimensions, installation access and electrical supply. Treat production output as a process-trial result, not as a conversion from nominal jar volume. Confirm included accessories, packing, required documents, commercial terms and lead time in the quotation.
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Nominal capacity, jar volume and usable sample load are different. Confirm the model, jars and electrical requirements with our engineers.
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