- The laboratory roll mill is a compact machine for mixing all types of plastic and rubber material. The machine is successfully used for research, development and quality control.
- From manual versions to fully automatic hands-free computerized mills used for colour matching, quality control and research.
- The Laboratory Roll Mills are available in different roll diameters. The basic machine allows mixing under constant working conditions. Customer requirements can be met with numbers of options.
- Uniform temperature distribution across rollers.
- Rapid cooling of rollers by water circulation in the roller core for frequent polymer change.
- Individual adjustable roller speed with digital RPM read out to set different friction ratios.
- Mills available with Roll Diameters 155 MM.
- The Rolls are made of Corrosion Resistant Chrome alloy steel with Hardened, Ground, Hard Chrome Plated and Mirror Polished surfaces.
- Heating of the Rolls is provided electrically with Long-Life-Cartridges.
- A water Cooling can be provided and Water Collected in Stainless Steel Water Tank.
- Machines in Compliance with Safety Guards for Operator during Handling.
- Nip Gap adjustment is Motor Driven.
- Operating Panel Combination of touch screen and PLC-control allows comfortable operation of the machine.
- Two Roll Mixing machine can also be customized to meet the specific application requirements of the clients.
- Two Roll Mixing Mills are widely used for Mixing and Kneading raw rubber, Synthetic rubber, Thermoplastics or EVA with chemicals into even materials.
- Polymer like LDPE, HDPE, PP, PVC, PS, ABS, HIPS, Natural Rubber, EVA etc. can be tested.
| DTRM 155 |
Unit |
Value |
| Roll diameter |
mm |
155 |
| Roll width |
mm |
350 |
| Working width |
mm |
280 |
| Roll speed constant |
min-1 |
23 / 26 |
| Roll speed adjustable |
min-1 |
5 - 30 |
| Drive power |
kW |
1.1 X 2 |
| Roll temperature |
up to °C |
300 |
| Heating power per roll |
kW |
2.1 |
| Machine length |
mm |
1300 |
| Machine depth |
mm |
700 |
| Machine height |
mm |
1750 |
