XQM-0.2
Micro Planetary Ball Mill
A compact micro planetary mill for small research samples.
Overview
A compact micro planetary mill for small research samples. Its published holder dimensions and 90 W power reference help define a practical starting point for selecting the jar and installation space.
How it works
The planetary disc revolves while the small jars rotate. Material, media and the permitted loaded mass still determine the working setup; nominal capacity is not an unrestricted sample allowance.
Key features
- Published revolution range: 60–580 rpm; jar rotation range: 120–1160 rpm.
- Published holder internal diameter: 50 mm; maximum permitted jar height: 60 mm.
- The standard model and the XQM-0.2S glovebox version have different dimensions and masses.
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 | Power (W) | Revolution speed (rpm) | Jar rotation speed (rpm) | Jar holder internal diameter (mm) | Maximum permitted jar height (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XQM-0.2 | 90 | 60–580 | 120–1160 | 50 | 60 |
| Model | Dimensions (mm) | Net mass (kg) |
|---|---|---|
| XQM-0.2 | 420X260X310 | 25 |
| Item | Published reference |
|---|---|
| Standard supply reference | Single-phase 220 V, 50 Hz |
| Alternative supply reference | 110 V, 50 or 60 Hz; specify the required version in the quotation |
Applications
Micro-scale powder preparation, mixing and early-stage materials research.
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 compatible micro jars and media, closure requirements and electrical supply. A standard larger jar or vacuum closure should not be assumed to fit the 60 mm height limit.
- 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
Start with sample quantity and analytical requirements, then verify the full jar envelope and loaded mass. Compare the glovebox version separately if controlled-atmosphere integration is required.
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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
Use matched samples and the same analytical method for micro-scale method development. The supplied workbook does not identify a result for this exact XQM-0.2 model.
Discuss a sample evaluationProduct FAQs
Is the standard XQM-0.2 identical to the glovebox version?
No. The standard model has a published 420 × 260 × 310 mm envelope and 25 kg reference mass. The XQM-0.2S has a separate control-box arrangement and different dimensions.
How should I select the XQM-0.2 configuration?
Start with sample quantity and analytical requirements, then verify the full jar envelope and loaded mass. Compare the glovebox version separately if controlled-atmosphere integration is required. Published revolution range: 60–580 rpm; jar rotation range: 120–1160 rpm. 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?
The XQM-0.2 reference gives a 50 mm holder internal diameter and maximum permitted jar height of 60 mm. Jar nominal volume alone is insufficient. 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 compatible micro jars and media, closure requirements and electrical supply. A standard larger jar or vacuum closure should not be assumed to fit the 60 mm height limit. 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 Micro Planetary Ball Mill in the available summaries. Use matched samples and the same analytical method for micro-scale method development. The supplied workbook does not identify a result for this exact XQM-0.2 model. A free sample-grinding application can be reviewed by TENCAN engineers.
What should I include in an export quotation request?
Specify XQM-0.2, sample and jar requirements, destination, mains voltage, frequency and phase. Start with sample quantity and analytical requirements, then verify the full jar envelope and loaded mass. Compare the glovebox version separately if controlled-atmosphere integration is required. Confirm included accessories, packing, required documents, commercial terms and lead time in the quotation.
Start with your sample.
Nominal capacity, jar volume and usable sample load are different. Confirm the model, jars and electrical requirements with our engineers.
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