How does the mill ensure uniform grinding?

Labtron’s Conical Ball Mill ensures uniform grinding by using centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the cylinder. As the cylinder turns, steel balls inside are lifted to a certain height and then fall, impacting the material with significant force. This continuous cycle of lifting and falling helps in breaking down the material uniformly, ensuring all parts of the sample are ground consistently.

What types of materials can be processed in this mill?

Our Conical Ball Mill is versatile and can process a wide range of materials. It is especially useful for grinding both metal and non-metallic ores, but it is also suitable for materials used in coatings, inks, food, cement production, silicate products, fertilizers, glass ceramics, and even pharmaceuticals. This wide applicability makes it an essential tool for industries that require precise sample grinding and preparation.

How do I maintain the Conical Ball Mill?

Maintaining this Conical Ball Mill is relatively simple. Regular cleaning of the mill and its parts is essential to ensure long-term performance. It is important to regularly check the condition of the steel balls and replace any that are worn out. Additionally, the hollow shaft and the liners should be inspected periodically and replaced when needed. Proper maintenance ensures that the mill operates efficiently and extends its lifespan.

Can this mill be used for ultra-fine grinding?

Yes, it is capable of performing ultra-fine grinding. This is particularly useful in industries like coatings, inks, fuels, and food, where fine particle sizes are essential. The mill is designed to grind materials to a fine powder, making it ideal for processes that require precise and fine grinding.

How does the mill handle different material hardness?

Labtron’s Conical Ball Mill is designed to handle materials with varying hardness levels. The steel balls inside the mill are available in different sizes and materials, which allows for customized grinding based on the material's hardness. Harder materials may require larger balls or longer grinding times, while softer materials can be processed more efficiently with smaller balls or shorter cycles.

Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A12

Name: Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A12
Brand: Labtron
SKU: LCBM-A12
Rating: 5 (967 reviews)

Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A12 has a maximum capacity of 4000 g and feed size is - 3 mm. It offers a low-noise operation and has a user-friendly design, simplifying operation and maintenance. The mill includes a feeding part, discharging part, rotating part, and transmission system. Also, it allows users to freely set the running time and utilizes frequency conversion technology. Our mill is ideal for ultra-fine grinding in coatings, inks, fuels, and food industries.

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Maximum Capacity	4000 g
Feed Size	- 3 mm
Output Particle Size	- 0.074 mm
Grinding Capability	Wet and dry grinding
Power	1100 W
Power Supply	380 V 50 Hz
Dimension	700 × 575 × 1190 mm
Net Weight	300 kg

Double-chamber design
Replaceable liners
Good sealing performance
Reliable transmission system
Low pollution

Our Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A12 is used for grinding and mixing materials in sample preparation for industries such as metallurgy, geology, mining, and construction. It is also suitable for ultra-fine grinding in coatings, inks, food, and chemical applications.

Name	Size
1.	Stainless steel ball (1 mm)
2.	Stainless steel ball (2 mm)
3.	Stainless steel ball (3 to 15 mm)
4.	Stainless steel ball (20 to 30 mm)

Note: All the balls come in a pack of 1 kg each.

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Available Range :

Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A10 : 200 g Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A12 : 4000 g Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A11 : 500 to 1000 g

Models of Conical Ball Mill

Labtron provides Conical Ball Mills designed for precision and efficiency in particle size reduction. Their unique tapered design allows for improved flow of material and optimal distribution of grinding media, resulting in consistent and high-quality output. These mills are particularly effective in both wet and dry grinding application. The conical shape enhances the cascading motion within the mill, which improves grinding performance while reducing energy consumption. Our mills are widely used across industries such as mining, cement, ceramics, chemical processing, and pharmaceuticals.

Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A10

Maximum Capacity : 200 g
Feed Size : - 3 mm
Output Particle Size : - 0.074 mm
Grinding Capability : Wet and dry grinding

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Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A11

Maximum Capacity : 500 to 1000 g
Feed Size : - 3 mm
Output Particle Size : - 0.074 mm
Grinding Capability : Wet and dry grinding

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Conical Ball Mill LCBM-A12 FAQ's

Labtron’s Conical Ball Mill ensures uniform grinding by using centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the cylinder. As the cylinder turns, steel balls inside are lifted to a certain height and then fall, impacting the material with significant force. This continuous cycle of lifting and falling helps in breaking down the material uniformly, ensuring all parts of the sample are ground consistently.
Our Conical Ball Mill is versatile and can process a wide range of materials. It is especially useful for grinding both metal and non-metallic ores, but it is also suitable for materials used in coatings, inks, food, cement production, silicate products, fertilizers, glass ceramics, and even pharmaceuticals. This wide applicability makes it an essential tool for industries that require precise sample grinding and preparation.
Maintaining this Conical Ball Mill is relatively simple. Regular cleaning of the mill and its parts is essential to ensure long-term performance. It is important to regularly check the condition of the steel balls and replace any that are worn out. Additionally, the hollow shaft and the liners should be inspected periodically and replaced when needed. Proper maintenance ensures that the mill operates efficiently and extends its lifespan.
Yes, it is capable of performing ultra-fine grinding. This is particularly useful in industries like coatings, inks, fuels, and food, where fine particle sizes are essential. The mill is designed to grind materials to a fine powder, making it ideal for processes that require precise and fine grinding.
Labtron’s Conical Ball Mill is designed to handle materials with varying hardness levels. The steel balls inside the mill are available in different sizes and materials, which allows for customized grinding based on the material's hardness. Harder materials may require larger balls or longer grinding times, while softer materials can be processed more efficiently with smaller balls or shorter cycles.