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[Summary] Experiments were conducted to investigate the relationship between the particle size distribution of zeolite and grinding time using D18S. The grinding times were varied at 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, and 4 hours, with 2g samples taken at each interval. The particle size distribution of these samples was measured using a laser diffraction particle size analyzer. *The laser diffraction particle size measurement was outsourced to an external organization.
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Free membership registration■Overview We examined the possibility of further fine grinding of approximately 100 nm phthalocyanine organic pigments using the D18S type Ishikawa stirring mill with the solvent salt milling method. It was demonstrated through electron microscope images that organic pigments can be fine-ground using the solvent salt milling method with the D18S type Ishikawa stirring mill. ■Discussion Salt milling is a technique that uses fine NaCl particles to grind and refine organic pigments. When organic pigments are refined through salt milling, they also tend to grow again. Ideally, temperature control during the fine grinding process is crucial. It can be concluded that fine grinding of organic pigments is possible using the Ishikawa stirring mill with the salt milling method. By using the Ishikawa stirring mill, it seems feasible to conduct studies on the fine grinding of organic pigments through salt milling on a small scale, with easy cleaning. Models that allow for temperature control of the pot have also been developed by Ishikawa Factory Co., Ltd., and it is believed that they can be applied for research purposes in the fine grinding of organic pigments using the salt milling method on a small scale.
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Free membership registrationIntroduction to Technical Monographs Title: Materials Technology for Lithium-Ion Batteries and All-Solid-State Batteries: From Processes to Evaluation Techniques Editor: Yoji Sakurai (Toyohashi University of Technology) Co-authors: Ryosuke Inada (Toyohashi University of Technology) Yuto Tojo (Toyohashi University of Technology) Kazuhiro Hikima (Toyohashi University of Technology) Atsunori Matsuda (Toyohashi University of Technology) Hiroyuki Muto (Toyohashi University of Technology) Publisher: Science Information Publishing Co., Ltd. Usage of AGA mentioned in the book When investigating the electrochemical properties of a certain electrode active material as a lithium-ion battery, it is necessary to prepare the electrode active material according to the measurement. To ensure the overall electronic conductivity of the electrode and the uniformity of the electrochemical reaction, it is mixed with a conductive additive to form a composite electrode. It is mentioned that our grinding machine (AGA) may be used for this mixing process.
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Free membership registrationIntroduction to the Paper Title: Mechanochemical Dehydration of Hydrates Author: Yasuo Arai This paper introduces a method using our AGA type to dehydrate hydrates without destroying the crystals. It is noted that since the crystals are not destroyed, mechanochemical phenomena are observed. Our Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine performs stirring, grinding, crushing, and mixing simultaneously with a mild force, allowing for the manifestation of mechanochemical and mechanical alloying effects.
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Free membership registration■Overview This introduces how to make handmade soba using Soba No. 2. Some may wonder if it can still be called handmade soba when using a machine. According to Article 4 of the Fair Competition Code regarding the labeling of fresh noodles, it can still be considered handmade even when using our equipment.
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Free membership registration**Summary** The particle size distribution was measured after crushing glass pieces using an automatic mortar AGB. The glass slides, typically used for microscopes, were crushed to about 3.5 mm and then pulverized with the automatic mortar AGB. The grinding time was 5 hours, and the particle size measurement was conducted using a laser diffraction device. **Background and Purpose** To understand the grinding performance of the AGB type Ishikawa stirring mill produced at the Ishikawa factory, the grinding of glass pieces was carried out. **Conclusion** When glass pieces crushed to about 3.5 mm using a microscope slide are pulverized with the AGB type Ishikawa stirring mill, saturation occurs in about 3 hours, achieving a particle size of approximately 1.7 μm.
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Free membership registrationGenerally, when concentrating slurry, decanter centrifuges, thickeners (concentration tanks), and evaporative concentrators are used. However, decanter centrifuges are expensive equipment and take up space. Additionally, due to high operating costs, one must be cautious when considering their introduction. Thickeners may require a long time for concentration depending on the particle size and concentration of the slurry. They are also not suitable for small-scale concentration. To address these challenges, this time we will conduct experimental verification of a concentration method using the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine (automatic mortar) in a small and straightforward manner. Specifically, we will apply air intake and exhaust ports to the film double insulation cover of the automatic mortar, allowing air to be drawn in and expelled, and heat the slurry to about 60°C to verify whether small amounts of slurry can be easily concentrated. In conclusion, it was found that using the automatic mortar D18SEB, with air intake and exhaust ports applied to the film double insulation cover and heating the slurry to about 60°C, small amounts of slurry can be easily concentrated. This could also serve as proof of its potential use as a "slurry-specific evaporator."
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Maintains the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type mixing and crushing machine, achieving higher crushing performance by forcibly rotating the pestle with a motor. - Being a tabletop model, it is suitable for experiments in research and development fields, and can also be used within a draft chamber. - Offers materials for the bowl and pestle, including agate, alumina, and tungsten carbide, allowing customers to choose materials according to their needs. - Comes standard with a protective cover to suppress dust dispersion. - Additionally, it is equipped with an interlock mechanism that stops the pestle rotation when the cover is opened, providing a safety feature. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Used as an experimental machine for research and development, it is employed for the crushing (grinding) and dispersion of small quantities of the following materials: - Ceramics such as titanium (Ti), zirconia (ZrO2), silica (silicon dioxide SiO2), alumina (Al2O3), α-tricalcium phosphate ceramic, silicon carbide (SiC), aluminum nitride (AlN), silicon nitride (Si3N4), etc. - Processing of rare earth/high-performance metals such as carbon, iridium, bismuth, tellurium (Bi2Te3), lead, tin, niobium, tungsten, molybdenum, antimony, platinum, gold, silver, copper, etc.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Maintains the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type mixing and grinding machine, achieving higher grinding performance by forcibly rotating the pestle with a motor. - Being a tabletop model, it is suitable for experiments in research and development, and can also be used within a draft chamber. - Offers a selection of materials for the bowl and pestle, including agate, alumina, and tungsten carbide, allowing customers to choose materials according to their needs. - Comes standard with a protective cover to suppress dust dispersion. - Additionally equipped with an interlock mechanism that stops the pestle rotation when the cover is opened, providing a safety feature. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Used as an experimental machine for research and development, suitable for grinding (milling) and dispersing small quantities of the following materials: - Ceramics such as titanium (Ti), zirconia (ZrO2), silica (silicon dioxide SiO2), alumina (Al2O3), α-tricalcium phosphate ceramic, silicon carbide (SiC), aluminum nitride (AlN), silicon nitride (Si3N4), etc. - Processing of rare earth/high-performance metals such as carbon, iridium, bismuth, tellurium (Bi2Te3), lead, tin, niobium, tungsten, molybdenum, antimony, platinum, gold, silver, copper, etc.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - The kettle tilts forward, improving the workability when loading and unloading materials. Moreover, this kettle's tilting mechanism is mechanical, allowing it to be used in explosion-proof environments. - By changing the shape of the pestle tip or adjusting the strength of the spring built into the pestle, it is possible to adjust the grinding and mixing power of the machine. - By installing options such as an inverter and digital timer, it becomes possible to change the rotation speed of the pestle and manage the machine's operating time. - An optional safety cover can also be installed. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Finely grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids without solidifying the materials while dispersing and kneading them. - Achieving uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Utilizing the dehydration effect of heating to simultaneously grind and break down powder particles, as well as drying moisture from hydrates. - Mechanical grinding induces mechanochemical reactions. Furthermore, heating can accelerate these mechanochemical reactions.
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Free membership registration**Features** - Root model of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine - Suitable for large-capacity mixing and grinding - The bowl rotates in the opposite direction to the pestle due to the motor, enhancing mixing and grinding performance - Additionally, models 2, 1, and 71 come standard with four pestles, further improving mixing and grinding performance **Suitable Use Cases** - Finely grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids without solidifying the materials while dispersing and kneading. - Achieving uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Utilizing the dehydration effect of heating to simultaneously grind and break down powder particles, allowing for the drying of moisture from hydrates. - Mechanical-chemical reactions occur through grinding. Furthermore, heating can accelerate these mechanical-chemical reactions. - Ideal for grinding foods and similar materials due to the use of a stone mill.
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Free membership registrationThe Ishikawa-type mixing and grinding machine is a device that can simultaneously perform "mixing," "grinding," "blending," and "kneading." With its unique structure, it achieves high-density particle uniformity and mixing uniformity. By adopting the same mortar and pestle used in manual work and automating the process, it contributes to improving product quality beyond manual methods, while also achieving reductions in work time and labor-saving efficiencies.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Achieves a compact design while retaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine. - Improved chemical resistance due to the use of a stainless steel casing, expanding its applications in laboratories and clean rooms. - The D18S, D20S, and D22S models feature two pestle tips, enhancing grinding performance. - Being a tabletop model allows for use within draft chambers and glove boxes, enabling grinding of organic solvents and more. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Ideal as an automatic mortar in laboratories for various standard tests. - Dispersing, kneading, and grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids in an argon gas atmosphere using a glove box. - Achieves uniform dispersion and kneading treatment during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents in a draft chamber, utilizing the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tips. The Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine (Kakuhan Raikai machine) can simultaneously perform "stirring," "dispersion," "grinding," "mixing," and "kneading." This allows for processing effects that cannot be achieved with dedicated machines such as stirrers, dispersers, kneaders, and grinders, like in mechanochemical and mechanical alloying. Its unique structure realizes high-density particle shape uniformity and mixing uniformity.
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Free membership registration**Features** - A large-capacity type suitable for mass production, maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine. - Bowl inclined for easy removal of ground material. - Option to select bowl materials suitable for grinding: porcelain, bronze, cast iron, stainless steel. - Designed to accommodate three pestles, allowing for improved grinding performance. - An option to rotate the pestles with a motor to enhance grinding performance (this option is not available for porcelain pestles). - Model numbers and processing volumes: - 6RA: 20L - 6RAA: 60L - 6RB: 100L - 6RC: 150L - Note: Porcelain bowls are available for models 6RA to 6RB. **Preferred Use Cases** - Finely grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids without solidifying the materials while dispersing and kneading. - Achieving uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents, utilizing the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action at the tip. - High grinding performance with three pestles makes it suitable for mechanical alloying processes. - High grinding performance also makes it suitable for mechanochemical processing.
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Free membership registration**Features** - Achieves a compact design while retaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine. - Improved chemical resistance due to the use of a stainless steel casing, expanding its applications in laboratories and clean rooms. - The D18S, D20S, and D22S models feature two pestle tips, enhancing grinding performance. - Being a tabletop model, it can be used inside draft chambers and glove boxes, allowing for the grinding of organic solvents and more. **Suitable Use Cases** - Ideal as an automatic mortar and pestle in laboratories for various standard tests. - Dispersing, kneading, and grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids in an argon gas atmosphere using a glove box. - Achieves uniform dispersion and kneading treatment during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents in a draft chamber, utilizing the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tips. - **Synergistic Effect of Simultaneous Stirring and Grinding** By repeatedly applying mechanical energy, the crystalline structure and physical properties of substances change, leading to chemical reactions with surrounding materials, a phenomenon known as mechanochemical effect. Additionally, grinding with minimal energy does not subject the materials to excessive stress and heat, allowing for grinding, mixing, and kneading in a state close to natural conditions, achieving uniform dispersion and adhesion between materials that cannot be obtained through simple mixing or stirring.
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Free membership registration**Features** - Maintains the characteristics of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine, achieving higher grinding performance by forcibly rotating the pestle with a motor. - Suitable for mixing and grinding materials with high viscosity. - The 'AGX series' includes a convenient tabletop model (AGB type) as well as a freestanding model with legs (AGA type). - The tabletop model (AGB type) is suitable for experiments in research and development and can also be used within a draft chamber. - Various materials for the bowl and pestle are available, including agate, alumina, and tungsten carbide, allowing customers to choose materials according to their needs. **Suitable Use Cases** - Used as an experimental machine for research and development, it is employed for grinding (milling) and dispersing small quantities of the following materials: - Ceramic materials such as titanium (Ti), zirconia (ZrO2), silica (silicon dioxide SiO2), alumina (Al2O3), silicon carbide (SiC), and silicon nitride (Si3N4). - Processing of rare earth/high-performance metals such as carbon, iridium, tellurium (Bi2Te3), tin, niobium, tungsten, molybdenum, antimony, platinum, gold, and copper.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Achieves a compact design while maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine. - The use of a stainless steel casing enhances hygiene and chemical resistance, making it ideal for pharmaceutical processing in hospitals and pharmacies. - The D18S, D20S, and D22S models have two pestle tips, improving grinding performance. - Being a tabletop model, it can be installed on stainless steel tables, in draft chambers, or within glove boxes. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Ideal as an automatic mortar in laboratories for various standard tests. - Capable of dispersing, kneading, and grinding ointments and pharmaceuticals. - Achieves uniform dispersion and kneading treatment through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tips during concentration work in a draft chamber. The Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine can simultaneously perform "stirring," "dispersion," "grinding," "mixing," and "kneading." This allows for processing effects that cannot be achieved with dedicated machines such as stirrers, dispersers, kneaders, and grinders, like in mechanochemical and mechanical alloying. Its unique structure ensures high-density particle shape uniformity and mixing uniformity.
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Free membership registration**Features** - Achieves a compact design while retaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine. - Improved chemical resistance due to the use of a stainless steel casing, expanding its applications in laboratories and clean rooms. - The elevation of the pestle rotation part makes it easy to replace mortars and pestles, retrieve ground materials after grinding, and clean the machine. - Being a tabletop model allows for use within draft chambers or glove boxes, enabling grinding of organic solvents and more. **Suitable Use Cases** - Ideal as an automatic mortar and pestle in laboratories for various standard tests. - Dispersing, kneading, and grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids in an argon gas atmosphere using a glove box. - Achieves uniform dispersion and kneading treatment during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with solvents added in a draft chamber, utilizing the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Compared to ball mills and planetary ball mills, it requires less processing energy, making it suitable for material development in mechanical alloying and mechanochemistry.
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Free membership registration**Features** - Capable of processing while heating and cooling, maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine. - 7A Processing volume: 20L, 7AA Processing volume: 60L, 7B Processing volume: 100L, 7C Processing volume: 150L. - Selection of bowl materials is possible depending on the processing material (metal, porcelain). *Note: Porcelain bowls are available for models 7A to 7B.* - A mechanism that forces the pestle to rotate can be selected to enhance the grinding function. *Note: For porcelain bowls/pestles, only free rotation is available.* - Bowl materials can be selected from bronze, cast iron, or stainless steel. - The outer side of the bowl features a jacket structure, allowing for heating and cooling using an external heat source. **Suitable Use Cases** - Fine grinding of slurries, pastes, and colloids without solidifying the material while dispersing and kneading. - Achieving uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Utilizing the dehydration effect of heating to simultaneously grind and break down powder particles, as well as drying moisture from hydrates. - Mechanical-chemical reactions occur through grinding. Furthermore, heating can accelerate these mechanical-chemical reactions.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Capable of processing under heating and cooling environments, maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type mixing and grinding machine. - Equipped with a double vessel (jacket) for heating and insulation, allowing for uniform heating of the porcelain bowl from the outside by adding hot water while performing mixing and grinding. - Further temperature increase inside the porcelain bowl (mortar) can be achieved through oil heating. - By filling the double vessel with cold water or supplying and circulating cold water from an external chiller, it is possible to cool the porcelain bowl from the outside while performing mixing and grinding (in the case of cooling, additional measures may be necessary to prevent condensation depending on the usage environment). - Optional thermostat installation allows for temperature maintenance by controlling the on/off power of the built-in heater. - Processing in a heated environment reduces drying and concentration time. - Power supply can accommodate both single-phase 100V and three-phase 200V. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Heating allows for simultaneous dispersion, kneading, concentration, and drying of slurries, pastes, and colloids, enabling fine grinding without solidifying the materials. - Simultaneous grinding and disintegration of powder particles during heating also allows for the removal of moisture from hydrates, facilitating drying.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - It can process materials while heating in a vacuum (reduced pressure) environment, maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine. Additionally, it shortens the drying and concentration processing time. - Processing volume: 7L - The pestle lifting type allows for easy removal of the ground material. - With two pestles (mortar sticks), it is optimal for processes requiring shorter processing times and greater force. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - It can simultaneously concentrate and dry while dispersing and kneading slurries, pastes, and colloids, allowing for fine grinding without solidifying the materials. - During the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents, the stirring effect of the pestles and the grinding action of the pestle tips achieve uniform dispersion and kneading treatment. - Utilizing the dehydration effect of vacuum, it can simultaneously grind and break down powder particles, making it possible to remove moisture from hydrates and dry them. It is also suitable for processing materials that are sensitive to humidity. - In a vacuum/reduced pressure atmosphere or an inert gas replacement atmosphere such as argon or nitrogen, it can perform concentration, drying, defoaming, and mixing and grinding treatments (simultaneous processing of stirring, grinding, kneading, dispersion, and mixing), making it suitable for processing anaerobic (oxygen-sensitive) materials. - It can also be used to grind and break down powder particles while removing moisture from hydrates and drying them, making it suitable for processing materials that are sensitive to humidity.
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Free membership registration- Authentic hand-made soba made with a machine. It has been used in many long-established famous restaurants. - Compared to manual water mixing, water is evenly distributed throughout the buckwheat flour, allowing for quick formation of soba balls. - Supports the process from water mixing to kneading (kiku-nori) of soba. - During the process of kneading the soba balls, the pestle tip and stone mill gently grind the buckwheat flour, minimizing heat generation and allowing for the creation of fragrant soba. The heat from the palm does not transfer to the soba, resulting in perfectly formed soba balls. - The buckwheat flour does not stick to the hands during work, ensuring hygiene. - Uses a stone mill (granite) and a wooden pestle tip (kaba-zakura). It follows traditional manufacturing methods. - The two pestles move like a soba craftsman's hands, skillfully kneading the buckwheat flour. - Can also prepare Sarashina soba (100% buckwheat flour) with hot water kneading. - Can be used for making various types of soba such as yuzu soba, tea soba, shiso soba, and cherry blossom soba. - Buckwheat flour amount can be accommodated from approximately 0.5 kg to about 4 kg. - Stone mill capacity is 20 liters. - Can be labeled as "hand-made soba." * * According to Article 4 of the Fair Competition Code regarding the labeling of fresh noodles.
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Free membership registrationThe Ishikawa-style automatic mortar and pestle is an automatic device that allows for simultaneous processing of stirring, grinding, dispersing, kneading, and mixing through unique technology. It can serve as an alternative to dispersing machines such as bead mills, kneaders, planetary mixers, and three-roll mills. It is also capable of handling mechanochemical processes, mechanical alloying, salt milling, and alloying of highly active metals with mild processing energy. ■ Features - Achieves the smallest size that fits into a glove box while maintaining basic performance. - Equipped with LED lights for easy monitoring of processing conditions. - The tip of the pestle always passes through the center of the bowl, allowing for processing of even 0.5 g of very small amounts. - Includes a function to change the rotation speed and a timer function. - The pestle has a built-in spring, enabling simultaneous stirring, grinding, dispersing, mixing, and kneading while applying pressure. - Allows for uniform dispersion of conductive additives (carbon black, CNT) and binders. - An ideal automatic mortar and pestle for researchers and developers who perform grinding tasks manually. - The torque of the pestle is very high, allowing for processing of slurries, pastes, and even high-viscosity materials. - The use of a stainless steel casing improves chemical resistance, expanding its applications in laboratories and clean rooms. - Comes standard with an acrylic cover designed to prevent splashing and ensure safe processing.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Capable of processing under vacuum (reduced pressure) conditions, maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine. - Processing volume of model 16ZD: 0.4L. Processing volume of model 18ZD: 1.0L. - Processing under vacuum (reduced pressure) conditions shortens drying and concentration processing times. - Model 16ZD is optimal for basic processing (grinding) with a single pestle. - Model 18ZD has two pestles and is ideal for processes requiring reduced processing time or greater force. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Simultaneous concentration and drying processing while dispersing and kneading slurries, pastes, and colloids, allowing for fine grinding without solidifying the materials. - Achieves uniform dispersion and kneading processing during concentration work with slurries and pastes containing solvents, utilizing the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Utilizes the dehydration effect of vacuum to simultaneously grind and crush powder particles, making it possible to remove moisture from hydrates and dry them. Suitable for processing materials that are sensitive to humidity. - Capable of concentration, drying, defoaming, and stirring and grinding processing (simultaneous stirring, grinding, kneading, dispersion, and mixing) in a vacuum/reduced pressure atmosphere or an inert gas replacement atmosphere such as argon or nitrogen, making it suitable for processing anaerobic (oxygen-sensitive) materials.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - The kettle is tilted forward, improving the ease of loading and unloading materials. Moreover, this forward-tilting mechanism is mechanical, making it suitable for use in explosion-proof environments. - It has a double kettle structure that allows for uniform heating and cooling from an external heat source, enabling the warming or cooling of the ground material while stirring and grinding. - By changing the shape of the pestle tip or adjusting the strength of the spring built into the pestle, it is possible to adjust the grinding and stirring power of the machine. - By adding options such as an inverter and digital timer, it becomes possible to change the rotation speed of the pestle and manage the operating time of the machine. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Finely grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids without solidifying the materials while dispersing and kneading. - Achieving uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Utilizing the dehydration effect of heating to simultaneously grind and break down powder particles, as well as drying moisture from hydrates. - Mechanical-chemical reactions occur during grinding. Furthermore, heating can accelerate these mechanical-chemical reactions.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Basic model of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine. - The pestle rotates while orbiting, allowing for uniform grinding treatment of the entire bowl. - The pestle has a built-in spring, enabling mixing and grinding under pressure. - Models 101 and 16 are optimal for basic processing (grinding) with a single pestle (mortar). - Models 18, 20, 22, and 24 have two pestles, making them ideal for processes that require reduced processing time or greater force. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Due to high motor torque, it is optimal for grinding high-viscosity materials. - Slurries, pastes, and colloids can be finely pulverized without solidifying the materials while being dispersed and kneaded. - The stirring effect of the pestle during the dispersion and kneading of slurries and pastes with added solvents, along with the grinding action of the pestle tip, achieves uniform dispersion and kneading treatment. - It has been confirmed that the pestle tip adds energy to the processing materials repeatedly, promoting chemical synthesis and metal synthesis such as mechanochemical, mechanical alloying, and mechanofusion. - Using the aforementioned mechanical alloying, it is possible to synthesize electronic materials and secondary battery materials.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - Capable of processing large volumes while maintaining the characteristics of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine. - Four types of bowl materials are available: porcelain, bronze, stainless steel, and cast iron, allowing customers to choose according to their materials. - Available in four different capacities (processing volumes): A type: 20L, AA type: 60L, B type: 100L, C type: 150L (metal bowls only; porcelain bowls are not compatible). - Standard equipped with three pestles for large volume processing. - An optional mechanism is available to forcibly rotate the pestles to enhance grinding performance. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Porcelain bowls are highly resistant to acids, making them suitable for mixing and grinding chemical agents. - Finely crush while dispersing and kneading slurries, pastes, and colloids. - Achieve uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tips. 【Introduction to Test Laboratory】 You can use the experimental machine for free to evaluate the functions and performance of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine. Additionally, our staff can support your experiments according to your requests. Furthermore, we will propose the optimal selection of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine and processing methods for your needs. Please feel free to utilize this when considering your options.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - The basic performance of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine is maintained while achieving a minimal size. - Processing volume is 0.03 liters. - An automatic mortar and pestle ideal for researchers and developers who perform grinding tasks manually with a mortar. - The pestle has a built-in spring, allowing for stirring and grinding while applying pressure. - Equipped with LED lighting for easy monitoring of processing conditions. - The detachable AC cord design makes it easy to move and store anywhere. - The use of a stainless steel casing improves chemical resistance, expanding its applications in laboratories and clean rooms. - Comes standard with an acrylic cover designed to prevent splashing and ensure safe handling. - Its ultra-compact and tabletop design allows for use within draft chambers or glove boxes, making it possible to grind substances containing organic solvents by selecting appropriate cover materials. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Ideal as an automatic mortar and pestle in laboratories for various standard tests. - Dispersing, kneading, and grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids in an argon gas atmosphere using a glove box. - Achieving uniform dispersion and kneading during the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents in a draft chamber through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip.
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Free membership registration**Features** - The basic performance of the Ishikawa-style mixing and grinding machine remains intact, allowing for grinding treatment while heating in a vacuum. - The porcelain bowl is covered with a copper pot, enabling uniform heat transfer. - Grinding and mixing treatment can be performed while heating up to 200°C. - Equipped with LED lighting. - Standard inverter equipment allows for control of the pestle's rotation speed. **Suitable Use Cases** - Thick film materials Manufacturing applications for ink pastes that mix, knead, and disperse metal powders, glass powders, and inorganic oxides with organic solvents. Replacement from three-roll mills is possible. - Defoaming of slurries, pastes, and colloids.
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Free membership registration■Features - The basic performance of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine remains the same, allowing for grinding treatment while heating and cooling in a vacuum. - The porcelain bowl is covered with a copper pot, providing uniform heat transfer. It is also compatible with high thermal conductivity stainless steel bowls. - Heating and cooling from -20°C to 180°C can be performed while stirring and grinding, using external circulating liquid. - There is a window on the left side for checking the ground material during processing. - An inverter is standard equipment, allowing control of the pestle's rotation speed. ■Suitable Use Cases - Simultaneous concentration and drying treatment while dispersing and kneading slurries and pastes, enabling fine grinding without solidifying the material. - During the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents, uniform dispersion and kneading treatment is achieved through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action of the pestle tip. - Utilizing the dehydration effect of vacuum, it is possible to simultaneously grind and break down powder particles, allowing for the removal of moisture from hydrates and drying. This is also suitable for processing materials that are sensitive to humidity. - Concentration, drying, defoaming, and stirring and grinding treatment (simultaneous processing of stirring, grinding, kneading, dispersion, and mixing) can be performed in a vacuum/reduced pressure atmosphere or an inert gas replacement atmosphere with argon or nitrogen, making it suitable for processing anaerobic (oxygen-sensitive) materials.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - The basic performance of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine remains unchanged, but it has a heating function. - It is a tabletop model with a stainless steel casing, making it ideal for use in laboratories and clean rooms. - Despite being a porcelain bowl, it has a copper outer pot, allowing for uniform and rapid heat transfer. - It can perform stirring and grinding processes while heating up to 120°C. - It features a double polyethylene naphthalate cover with solvent resistance to prevent condensation, ensuring safety and preventing the scattering of ground materials. - The polyethylene naphthalate cover has intake and exhaust ports, allowing for changes in the grinding atmosphere. - It comes standard with an inverter that allows for control of the pestle's rotation speed. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - It can simultaneously disperse, knead, concentrate, and dry slurries and pastes, allowing for fine grinding without solidifying the materials. - During the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents, the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action at the tip achieve uniform dispersion and kneading. - Dry air, nitrogen, argon, etc., can be used as the grinding atmosphere. - Using mechanochemical and mechanical alloying techniques that cannot be achieved with dedicated machines like stirrers, dispersers, and grinders, it enables the synthesis of electronic materials and secondary battery materials.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - The basic performance of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine remains unchanged, but it has a heating function. - It is a tabletop model with a stainless steel casing, making it ideal for use in laboratories and clean rooms. - By using a stainless steel bowl, it has the ability to transfer heat uniformly and quickly. - It can perform stirring and grinding processes while heating up to 160°C. - It has a transparent acrylic cover, ensuring safety and preventing the scattering of ground materials. - Equipped with an inverter as standard, allowing control of the pestle's rotation speed. 【Suitable Usage Examples】 - It can simultaneously disperse and knead slurries and pastes while concentrating and drying, allowing for fine grinding without solidifying the materials. - During the concentration process of slurries and pastes with added solvents, it achieves uniform dispersion and kneading through the stirring effect of the pestle and the grinding action at the tip of the pestle. - Using mechanochemical and mechanical alloying techniques that cannot be achieved with dedicated machines like stirrers, dispersers, kneaders, and grinders, it enables the synthesis of electronic materials and secondary battery materials. - The Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine (Kakuhan Raikai) is a machine capable of simultaneously performing "stirring," "dispersion," "grinding," "mixing," "kneading," "crushing," and "breaking." Its unique structure achieves particle size uniformity and mixing uniformity.
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Free membership registration【Features】 - The basic performance of the Ishikawa-type stirring and grinding machine is maintained while achieving a minimal size. - Processing volume is 0.03 liters. - An automatic mortar and pestle ideal for researchers and developers who perform grinding tasks manually. - The pestle cylinder has a built-in spring, allowing for stirring and grinding under pressure. - Equipped with a timer, enabling multitasking while grinding. - Features a speed adjustment function, allowing grinding under various conditions. - Includes LED lighting for easy monitoring of processing status. - The detachable AC cord design makes it easy to move and store anywhere. - The use of a stainless steel casing improves chemical resistance, expanding its applications in laboratories and clean rooms. - Comes standard with an acrylic cover designed to prevent splashing and ensure safe handling. - Its ultra-compact and tabletop design allows for use within draft chambers or glove boxes, making it possible to grind substances containing organic solvents by selecting appropriate cover materials. 【Suitable Use Cases】 - Ideal as an automatic mortar and pestle in laboratories for various standard tests. - Dispersing, kneading, and grinding slurries, pastes, and colloids in an argon gas atmosphere using a glove box.
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Free membership registration【Features】 ● Basic model of the Ishikawa-style stirring and grinding machine with added mortar tilting function and heating function ● Two pestles are provided, enhancing grinding performance ● The heating function uses electric heating wires to heat water in a double boiler, making it a water bath type ● Tilting the mortar makes it easy to replace the mortar and pestles, and also facilitates the input and removal of grinding materials ● Tilting the mortar simplifies machine cleaning after grinding ● Options include the selection of an inverter, timer, metal mortar suitable for food, and installation of a thermostat ● Grinding processing can be performed while heating with a hot water circulation system ● By circulating antifreeze, it is possible to not only heat but also cool (in the case of cooling, additional measures may be necessary depending on the usage environment to prevent condensation, etc.)
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