Specifications
MSK-PCM-1K is an economic planetary centrifugal mixer, that has an adjustable speed and can mix samples up to 500g. It is an economic tool to prepare slurry and paste for material research. Note: it is not a vacuum mixer, and can not be used in Ar glovebox.
| Voltage Input |
- Single Phase AC 110V, 50/60 Hz, with USA plug or Single Phase AC 208-240V
- Power: 60W AC motor
- A US power plug is included for AC110V version
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| Working Time |
- 1 seconds -99 hours selectable by a timer
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Speed
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- Speed is variable
- Motor speed: 1350 rpm max.
- Max. Main Platen rotating: 500 rpm max.
- Max. Container spinning: 125 rpm max.
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Centrifugal Force： 90 G max, which is much higher than plenary mixer
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Containers & Max Load
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- Two 150mL containers are included, made of PVC materials
- Max. loading for each container is 250g (including container)
- Warning:
- Must put two containers with the same weight for mixing, otherwise may damage the machine
- Putting the machine on a solid ground or working table to reduce vibration
- overload may damage the device. Please follow both the volume and weight limit as above when loading the sample.
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| Compliance |
- NRTL or CSA certification is available upon request at an extra cost by a qualified agent
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| Application Notes |
- Always use the mixer on a level & stable surface for best performance and maximum safety.
- Do not use the mixer in a hazardous atmosphere, or with flammable, explosive, corrosive, poisonous material.
- Check the chemical resistance of the container with different materials before loading the sample.
- Do not overload the mixer! Stop the mixing operation immediately if abnormal sound/vibration is observed.
- Use a digital balance to make sure the sample loading is balanced before mixing.
- Double-check if the containers are mounted correctly and securely before mixing.
- Only use the included containers for the mixing operation. Please make sure there is no foreign object in the mixer before mixing
- Please click underline to learn Centrifugal Force calculation.
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