MoreThe new conversion kit includes an upper discharge chamber, a grid plate assembly, an impeller and an agitator shaft/arm assembly.
Union Process, Inc. recently announced that it has produced a special version of its 1-S laboratory mill that allows it to convert from a batch mill to a circulation mill. For companies that already own the 1-S Attritor from Union Process, a conversion kit assembly is available that allows the customer to retrofit the batch-type mill to a circulation-type mill.
For certain applications, circulation grinding is preferred because it utilizes a high pumping rate, which results in narrow particle size distribution and good temperature control. Additional advantages of circulation milling include larger batch sizes using a smaller mill, which provides savings in grinding media since less media is required, and easy formulation adjustments and sampling.
The conversion kit includes an upper discharge chamber, a grid plate assembly, an impeller and an agitator shaft/arm assembly. As with all circulation attritors, a pump and separate holding tank are required.
“The 1-S to circulation conversion kit brings added versatility to the 1-S Series Attritors,” said Emery Li, sales manager. “It is not meant as a replacement to the Q-Series Circulation Attritors. However, it is an ideal solution for companies who already have 1-S Attritors who may be interested in exploring the advantages of circulation milling.”
For more information, call (330) 929-3333, e-mail eli@unionprocess.com or visit www.unionprocess.com.
Union Process, Inc. recently announced that it has produced a special version of its 1-S laboratory mill that allows it to convert from a batch mill to a circulation mill. For companies that already own the 1-S Attritor from Union Process, a conversion kit assembly is available that allows the customer to retrofit the batch-type mill to a circulation-type mill.
For certain applications, circulation grinding is preferred because it utilizes a high pumping rate, which results in narrow particle size distribution and good temperature control. Additional advantages of circulation milling include larger batch sizes using a smaller mill, which provides savings in grinding media since less media is required, and easy formulation adjustments and sampling.
The conversion kit includes an upper discharge chamber, a grid plate assembly, an impeller and an agitator shaft/arm assembly. As with all circulation attritors, a pump and separate holding tank are required.
“The 1-S to circulation conversion kit brings added versatility to the 1-S Series Attritors,” said Emery Li, sales manager. “It is not meant as a replacement to the Q-Series Circulation Attritors. However, it is an ideal solution for companies who already have 1-S Attritors who may be interested in exploring the advantages of circulation milling.”
For more information, call (330) 929-3333, e-mail eli@unionprocess.com or visit www.unionprocess.com.
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