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Pulverizing Bowls
Pulverizing bowl: also called pulverising mill grinding bowl, pulverizer mill bowl. It is a grinder that grinds coarse material into fine powder. When working, put the grinding bowl into the laboratory sample pulverizer or vibration grinder card slot. The motor drives the grinding bowl to eccentrically vibrate. After 2-6 minutes of work, the material can reach 80-300 mesh for testing.

Pulverizing Bowls
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Pulverizing bowls available in various materials and capacities
Pulverizing bowl: also called pulverising mill grinding bowl, pulverizer mill bowl. It is a grinder that grinds coarse material into fine powder.
When working, put the grinding bowl into the laboratory sample pulverizer or vibration grinder card slot. The motor drives the grinding bowl to eccentrically vibrate. After 2-6 minutes of work, the material can reach 80-300 mesh for testing.
The material of the ring and puck bowl includes carbon steel, high manganese steel, alloy, tungsten carbide, and chrome steel.




The series of grinding bowls of GLS has good wear resistance and impact resistance. A unique range of bowls from 40 to 5000g nominal capacity. The “bowl and disc” style grinding head forms the core of GLS’s extensive bowl range.



We delivers this high-capacity, high-production bowl to the sample preparation market over 10 years. Today it is still the preferred bowl of choice in most of the world’s leading commercial testing laboratories.

These bowls are of through-hardened steel construction for optimum life. They are available in 640, 800, 1600, and 3500g nominal capacities. GLS “ring and puck” style bowls are available in the smaller 50, 100, 125, 300 & 400cc nominal capacities. These too are of through-hardened steel construction, with tungsten carbide available in the 125cc size. This innovative crushing and grinding configuration provide rapid preparation of large samples up to 5000g in nominal capacity.
Application range: metals with certain hardness, non-metals (coal, rock, coke, ore, granular materials), and other minerals.
[ TECHNICAL PARAMETERS ]
| Model | DB2000 | DB1000 | DB800 | DB300/400 |
| Max. Capacity | 300-1600g | 150-800g | 120-640g | 75-320g |
| Weight | 27.5kg | 20kg | 14kg | 13kg |
| Bowl Outer Dia. | 27.5cm | 25.5cm | 22.7cm | 21.8cm |
| Height | 12.5cm | 9.5cm | 9cm | 7cm |
| Parts | Lid & seal, disc and bowl | Lid & seal, bowl, roller, inner ring | ||
| Material | Standard steel, Chrome steel, Carbon steel, High manganese steel, Alloy, Tungsten carbide | |||
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