SMALL SAMPLES. USEFUL PROCESS DATA.
Develop the process with small quantities. Compare Model 00 and Model 02 systems, then configure feeding, collection and containment around your material.
TWO LABORATORY STARTING POINTS
Use material trials to establish feed behavior, particle-size distribution and recovery before planning scale-up.
A compact 5 CFM tray system for small quantities. Published throughput: 1–500 g/h; particle-size range: 0.5–20 µm, depending on material and settings. Integrated pressure and feeder controls, a vibratory feeder and standard 2 × 9 inch filter sleeve form the benchtop setup.
A larger laboratory system with published throughput of 0.5–5 kg/h. Replaceable liners and flexible feeding and collection configurations support method development and larger trial quantities. Discuss the required gas supply and fineness with your sample.
Throughput, fineness and recovery are material-dependent. Compressed-gas supply and a complete collection arrangement are required; confirm utilities and scope of supply.
HOW JET MILLING WORKS
No grinding balls are required. Gas expansion can help limit temperature rise, but the process temperature and wear contribution still need to be evaluated with the material.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Select the collection approach around sample size, powder behavior and required containment.
An optional downstream filtration module captures fine airborne particles before the exhaust leaves the system. Confirm the complete filter and containment arrangement.
A compact mini-baghouse module designed to improve powder recovery in laboratory trials. Evaluate recovery with your material.
A small-sample collection module for research where only limited or high-value material is available.
A benchtop collection option with a stainless-steel filter housing connected to the mill outlet and HEPA module.
A table-mounted arrangement combines the mill, high-yield collection and HEPA filtration. Collection configurations up to 20 liters are available.
CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE
Glove-box integration can support inert-gas, low-humidity or contained handling for sensitive, reactive or high-value powders. Plan feeding, milling, collection and cleaning as one workflow.
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
A liner is selected for wear resistance, product compatibility and cleaning. Specialized options can help manage abrasive powders, sticking or contamination limits.
Availability varies by mill and application. Review abrasion, chemistry, temperature, cleanability and acceptable wear elements before specifying a liner.
TEST. LEARN. SCALE.
Record feed rate, gas conditions, particle-size distribution, product temperature, wear and recovery. Pilot trials connect a promising laboratory result to utilities, cleaning and production requirements.
Explore pilot & production systemsDiscuss free feasibility testing, in-house rental availability or contract processing. Review the sample, timing and complete configuration with Glen Mills.
Explore equipment rentalsYOUR MATERIAL. YOUR NEXT STEP.
Tell us what you’re processing and what needs to change. We’ll help define the equipment, accessories and a useful trial.