Heat or cool the jars
Thermal plates provide a path for heat transfer while milling. Their operating range extends from −100 to +100 °C, depending on the complete setup.
TEMPERATURE AS A PROCESS VARIABLE
Combine high-energy dry, wet or cryogenic grinding with monitored heating and cooling. Thermal plates transfer heat to or from the jars, helping tailor preparation to temperature-sensitive samples and controlled research methods.

THE MODEL IN FOCUS
Thermal plates provide a path for heat transfer while milling. Their operating range extends from −100 to +100 °C, depending on the complete setup.
The display tracks thermal-plate temperature. Optional GrindControl measures temperature and pressure inside a compatible jar.
Use jars up to 125 ml nominal volume, with useful sample quantities up to 45 ml each and frequencies up to 30 Hz.

HOW IT WORKS
Grinding jars oscillate in a horizontal position. The balls’ inertia drives them into the sample at the rounded jar ends. Impact and friction reduce the material while the motion mixes it.
Match ball size, number, jar material, filling level, frequency and time to the sample. Use smaller beads for compatible bead-beating methods; use a validated liquid and dispersion method for wet grinding.
Feed size, final fineness and useful sample quantity depend on the material, tools and operating conditions. Jar volume is not the sample filling volume. The finest result and largest feed or batch are not simultaneous guarantees.

METHOD & CONFIGURATION
The mill requires an external tempering device for temperature regulation. Use liquid nitrogen with cryoPad for controlled low-temperature operation, or a compatible circulating thermal fluid for heating and cooling. The displayed thermal-plate temperature is not a direct measurement of sample temperature.
BUILD THE RIGHT SETUP
Select jars, balls and supporting accessories around your material and analysis. Confirm the complete configuration and what is included in the quotation.

Liquid-nitrogen operation requires the optional cryoPad and a suitable nitrogen supply. It regulates the thermal plates from −100 to 0 °C in 10-degree setpoint steps.

Connect a compatible chiller, cryostat or other specified tempering source for heating or cooling. Achievable conditions depend on the fluid, source and grinding heat load.

Compatible jar materials include hardened steel, stainless steel, tungsten carbide and zirconium oxide. Ask about aeration lids, GrindControl, multi-cavity jars and vial adapters.
MATERIALS & APPLICATIONS
TECHNICAL DATA
| Grinding stations | 2 |
|---|---|
| Maximum feed size* | ≤ 10 mm |
| Final fineness* | ~ 0.1 µm |
| Useful sample quantity* | 2 × 45 ml |
| Nominal jar volume | 10–125 ml |
| Vibrational frequency | 3–30 Hz |
| Temperature approach | Thermal plates; external tempering device required |
| Feed material | hard, medium-hard, soft, brittle, elastic, fibrous |
|---|---|
| Size reduction principle | impact, friction |
| Material feed size* | <= 10 mm |
| Final fineness* | ~ 0.1 µm |
| Batch size / feed quantity* | max. 2 x 45 ml |
| Grinding chamber volume | max. 2 x 125 ml |
| No. of grinding stations | 2 |
| Vibrational frequency | 3 – 30 Hz (180 -1800 min-1) |
| Setting of temperature setpoint | digital, 0 … -100 °C (only with cryoPad) |
| Setting of sample cooling time | digital, 0 … 60 min (only with cryoPad) |
| Setting of grinding time | digital, 10 s – 8 h |
| Total grinding time | 99 h |
| Storable SOPs | 12 |
| Number of storable cycle programs | 4 (with 99 repeats) |
| Typical mean grinding time | 30 s – 2 min |
| Dry grinding | yes |
| Wet grinding | yes |
| Cryogenic grinding | yes |
| Type of grinding jars | screw-lock jar with integrated safety closure devices, multi cavity jar, adapter for safe-lock reaction vials |
| Material of grinding tools | hardened steel, stainless steel, tungsten carbide, zirconium oxide |
| Grinding jar sizes | 10 ml / 25 ml / 50 ml / 80 ml / 125 ml |
| Electrical supply data | 100-120 V, 50/60 Hz; 200-230 V, 50/60Hz |
| Power connection | 1-phase |
| Protection code | IP 30 |
| Power consumption | 750 W |
| W x H x D closed | 690 x 375 x 585 mm |
| W x H x D closed with cryoPad | 690 x 485 x 585 mm |
| Net weight | ~ 63 kg |
| Connection thread size device input | G 1/4″ (inner thread) |
| Connection thread size tubing set | G 3/8″ (outer thread) |
| Permissible operating pressure cooling device (provided by customer) | 0 … 5 bar |
| typical pressure range of continous cooling unit e.g. cryostat | 1 … 2 bar |
| permissible pressure range of LN2 supply | 1.2 …1.4 bar |
| Permissible fluids | water, water-glycole mixture, thermal oil, liquid nitrogen |
| Thermal applications | embrittling, cooling, heating, temperature control |
| temperature range of fluids | +100 °C … -196 °C |
| temperature range of cooling plates | +100 °C … -100 °C |
*Feed size, final fineness and useful sample quantity depend on the material, tools and operating conditions. Jar volume is not the sample filling volume. The finest result and largest feed or batch are not simultaneous guarantees.
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