Laboratory Pulverizing Mill Grinding Bowl for Mineral Sample Preparation

The Y&X Laboratory Grinding Bowl is an essential accessory for laboratory pulverizing mills, engineered for crushing and grinding mineral samples into fine, homogeneous powder for subsequent testing and analysis. Featuring a bowl-and-puck grinding structure, it uses impact and friction to pulverize samples efficiently. It is suitable for preparing ore, rock, and other solid materials for laboratory analysis. Under suitable operating conditions and depending on material properties, samples can be ground to approximately 200 mesh.

• 1. Uniform Fine Powder Grinding

  The bowl-and-puck grinding structure delivers effective impact and grinding action, helping produce homogeneous samples for subsequent chemical analysis and mineral testing.

• 2. Multiple Capacity Options

  Various sizes are available for recommended sample quantities from 5 g to 3,500 g, covering different laboratory sample preparation requirements.

• 3. Wear-Resistant Material Options

  Available in standard steel, chrome steel, and tungsten carbide. Different materials can be selected according to sample hardness, wear resistance, and contamination control requirements.

• 4. Durable Grinding Components

  The grinding bowl, puck, and ring are designed for repeated grinding operations, offering good wear and impact resistance for laboratory sample preparation.

The laboratory grinding bowl is widely used for:

• Mineral and ore sample preparation
• Mining laboratory analysis
• Geological sample preparation
• Metallurgical testing
• XRF sample preparation
• Fine powder preparation for chemical analysis

It is suitable for mining laboratories, mineral processing plants, research institutions, and metallurgical testing facilities.

Scroll horizontally to view all capacity options. Dimensions and weights are nominal and may vary slightly by configuration.

Selecting the right pulverizing mill bowl depends on sample quantity, material hardness, grinding requirements, and contamination control.

• Sample quantity:

  Choose a bowl capacity that matches your laboratory sample weight.

• Material selection:

  Select standard steel, chrome steel, or tungsten carbide according to sample characteristics and analytical requirements.

• Equipment compatibility:

  Confirm your existing pulverizing mill model before purchasing replacement bowls.

• Grinding requirements:

  Specify the required final particle size and sample preparation method.