grinding mill ika

The IKA grinding mill is a laboratory-grade mill designed for dry and wet grinding of hard, brittle, and fibrous materials. IKA (a German brand known for precision lab equipment) offers several models with different functionalities. Here’s an overview of key features and models:

Popular IKA Grinding Mills:
1. IKA Tube Mill Control
– Designed for grinding dry, brittle samples (e.g., seeds, plant materials, or chemicals).
– Features programmable speed (5,000–25,000 rpm) and timer settings.
– Includes disposable grinding chambers to avoid cross-contamination.

2. IKA A 11 Basic Analytical Mill
– Suitable for dry, wet, or cryogenic grinding (with liquid nitrogen).
– High-speed impact grinding (~28,000 rpm).
– Ideal for small sample volumes (e.g., food, pharmaceuticals).

3. IKA MF 10 Basic Microfine Grinder
– Modular system with interchangeable grinding heads (impact, cutting, or shear forces).
– Used for fine grinding of harder materials (e.g., plastics, grains).

4. IKA Pilotina MCD Dry Grinding System
– For larger-scale lab or pilot plant use.
– Adjustable rotor-stator system for controlled particle size reduction.

Key Features of IKA Mills:
– Precision: Consistent particle size distribution.
– Safety: Many models include splash guards and easy-to-clean designs.
– Versatility: Some support cryogenic grinding (for heat-sensitive samples).

Applications:
– Food science (e.g., milling grains or spices).
– Pharmaceuticals (powder preparation).
– Chemical and material research.

Where to Buy?
IKA mills are sold through lab equipment suppliers like:
– [IKA Works Official Site](https://www.ika.com/)
– Distributors (e.g., Cole-Parmer, VWR, Sigma-Aldrich).

Would you like help selecting a model based on your specific application?