XQM-C liquid-nitrogen-cooled configurations
Liquid Nitrogen Planetary Ball Mill
A planetary mill combined with a liquid-nitrogen cooling arrangement around an insulated milling enclosure.
Overview
A planetary mill combined with a liquid-nitrogen cooling arrangement around an insulated milling enclosure. It is a configured low-temperature system, not an assertion that the sample reaches liquid nitrogen’s boiling temperature.
How it works
The cooling arrangement removes heat from the milling environment while the planetary motion processes the sample. The product information lists a −40 to 20 °C reference range; sample temperature depends on the setup and measurement location.
Key features
- The published base-model chart lists XQM-1C through XQM-12C configurations.
- The product information identifies 30 L and 50 L supply-vessel options, subject to package confirmation.
- Cooling consumption, control method and the measurement point must be confirmed for the proposed installation.
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 | Combined nominal capacity | Supply voltage | Power | Speed (reference not specified) | Net mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XQM-1C | 1L | 220V or 110V | 0.75kW | 70-810 rpm | 83kg |
| XQM-2C | 2L | 220V or 110V | 0.75kW | 70-810 rpm | 85kg |
| XQM-4C | 4L | 220V or 110V | 0.75kW | 70-810 rpm | 88kg |
| XQM-6C | 6L | 220V or 110V | 0.75kW | 70-670 rpm | 93kg |
| XQM-8C | 8L | 220V or 110V | 1.5kW | 70-580 rpm | 150kg |
| XQM-10C | 10L | 220V or 110V | 1.5kW | 70-580 rpm | 150kg |
| XQM-12C | 12L | 220V or 110V | 1.5kW | 70-580 rpm | 150kg |
| Model | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| XQM-1C | 750*470*590mm |
| XQM-2C | 750*470*590mm |
| XQM-4C | 750*470*590mm |
| XQM-6C | 750*470*590mm |
| XQM-8C | 880*560*670mm |
| XQM-10C | 880*560*670mm |
| XQM-12C | 880*560*670mm |
| Item | Published reference / scope |
|---|---|
| Cooling arrangement | Liquid-nitrogen supply around an insulated milling enclosure |
| Listed system temperature range | −40 to 20 °C; sample temperature must be measured separately |
| Supply-vessel options | 30 L or 50 L; confirm supplied package |
| Consumption and utilities | Confirm operating basis and actual system requirements |
Applications
Low-temperature method development and milling studies involving heat-sensitive samples.
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 base mill, suitable jars, cooling controls and supply vessel. The supplied package, installation requirements and any special-atmosphere jar arrangement need separate confirmation.
- 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
State the permitted sample temperature, intended operating cycle, room conditions and available utilities. Agree on temperature logging and the complete cooling supply arrangement before ordering.
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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
Request matched runs at agreed measured sample temperatures. There is no identified liquid-nitrogen-cooled trial in the available test summaries, so no size or throughput advantage is presented as measured.
Discuss a sample evaluationProduct FAQs
Does liquid-nitrogen cooling mean the sample is milled at −196 °C?
No. The product source lists a −40 to 20 °C system reference. That does not establish a guaranteed sample-core temperature or direct immersion of the sample in liquid nitrogen.
How should I select the XQM-C liquid-nitrogen-cooled configurations configuration?
State the permitted sample temperature, intended operating cycle, room conditions and available utilities. Agree on temperature logging and the complete cooling supply arrangement before ordering. The published base-model chart lists XQM-1C through XQM-12C configurations. 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?
Select the XQM-C base model and confirm jar, lid and seal suitability at the proposed conditions. Cooling-enclosure temperature is not a jar rating. 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 base mill, suitable jars, cooling controls and supply vessel. The supplied package, installation requirements and any special-atmosphere jar arrangement need separate confirmation. 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 Liquid Nitrogen Planetary Ball Mill in the available summaries. Request matched runs at agreed measured sample temperatures. There is no identified liquid-nitrogen-cooled trial in the available test summaries, so no size or throughput advantage is presented as measured. A free sample-grinding application can be reviewed by TENCAN engineers.
What should I include in an export quotation request?
Specify XQM-C liquid-nitrogen-cooled configurations, sample and jar requirements, destination, mains voltage, frequency and phase. State the permitted sample temperature, intended operating cycle, room conditions and available utilities. Agree on temperature logging and the complete cooling supply arrangement before ordering. Confirm included accessories, packing, required documents, commercial terms and lead time in the quotation.
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