Glen Creston - McCrone Micronising Mill
Manufactured by Glen Creston
One of the most effective means of grinding to sub-micron sizes.
The McCrone Micronising Mill rapidly reduces samples by a unique vibratory grinding action. Each element within the grinding vessel moves with respect to its neighbour so as to produce linear contact blows and planar shearing.
One of the most effective means of grinding to sub-micron sizes. Suitable for:
One of the most effective means of grinding to sub-micron sizes. Suitable for:
- Carbides
- Nitrides
- Borides
- Cement
- Clay
- Shale
- Mica
- And many other materials
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Features of McCrone Micronising Mill
- Minimizes sample damage & contamination
- Virtually no sample loss
- Virtually no chemical degradation
- Narrow product particle size distribution
- Reproducible results
- Minimal maintenance
- Bench mounted
- Timer up to 30 minutes
- Choice of grinding elements
- Wet and dry grinding
- Rapid results (3 - 30 minutes)
General Specifications
| Timer | Up to 30 minutes |
| Motor | 1/30 HP |
| Sample Size | Up to 4 mL (or 20 g if particle density is 5 g/mL, or 4 g if particle density is 1 g/mL) |
| Feed Materials | Carbides, nitrides, borides, cement, clay, shale, mica and more |
| Max. Feed Particle Size | 0.5 mm |
| Mill Type | Mixer Mill |
| Operating Principle | Vibratory laboratory mill |
| Typical Grinding Time | 2 - 30 min on wet grinding runs (depending on the fineness of product required and the fineness, volume and grinding resistance of the starting sample) |