A grinder that can crush materials from a minimum of 10mg to a maximum of 10g from micron level to 100 nanometers in as little as 2 minutes.
The Crushing Nano Taro NP-100 was developed using a rotational and translational method. It is a nano grinder capable of crushing small amounts of materials down to the 100-nanometer level in a short time. While dry grinding is theoretically difficult for particles smaller than 3 microns, wet grinding allows for nano grinding. 【Features】 ■ By grinding with a zirconia container and zirconia balls, contamination is minimized. ■ The chamber atmosphere can be cooled down to -20°C, allowing for safe grinding by suppressing temperature rise. ■ Materials and grinding media can be easily separated and recovered using a mesh filter after grinding. ■ Uniform dispersion of materials is possible after the separation and recovery of the media. ■ Batch processing improves workability during cleaning.
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■Material amount / 100 mg to 10 g (optional tool: minimum 10 mg) ■Maximum slurry volume / 80 mL ■Grinding media / Zirconia balls (maximum media addition amount 35 g, maximum diameter 5 mm) ■Chamber internal temperature setting range / -20°C to +20°C ■Power supply / Voltage: Single-phase AC 100V ±10%, 50/60 Hz Power consumption: Standby: 55/53 VA [50/60 Hz] Standby cooling operation: 540/400 VA [50/60 Hz] Operating: Maximum 1400 VA ■Main body dimensions / H 785 mm × W 625 mm × D 600 mm
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THINKY Corporation has realized simultaneous processing of stirring and degassing through the concept of combining two types of rotation: rotation and revolution. The "Awatori Rentaro," a rotary-revolution mixer, was born as a device that can process these two opposing processes, "stirring" and "defoaming," which had long been considered separate steps in the material processing process, simultaneously and in a short time. Currently, Awatori Rentaro has grown into a diverse lineup, ranging from small tabletop models for laboratories to large-scale production models. We have received numerous inquiries from various fields both domestically and internationally. THINKY will continue to assist in solving material processing challenges and building a foundation for mass production with our unique material processing technology and know-how.