09.06.05
Plymouth, MN-based Buhler Inc. recently held its second annual open house, a four-day event attended by customers from the U.S. and Canada that highlighted the company’s newest wet grinding product – the ZR 120 centrifugal bead mill.
Based on the recirculation principle, the ZR 120 is capable of achieving narrow particle size and grinding results in the nanometer range, according to the company.
In addition, the ZR 120 is suitable for applications including liquid printing ink, ink jet inks, industrial paints or fine chemicals.
Visitors to the Buhler facility witnessed machine developments first hand through live demonstrations in the new application technology laboratory. According to the company, this is where it tests customers’ products to achieve reliable production results.
Also highlighting this event was the presentation of the new K-8 conical laboratory bead mill. According to the company, this device completes its K-series machine line that was designed for grinding medium to high viscosity products.
Based on the recirculation principle, the ZR 120 is capable of achieving narrow particle size and grinding results in the nanometer range, according to the company.
In addition, the ZR 120 is suitable for applications including liquid printing ink, ink jet inks, industrial paints or fine chemicals.
Visitors to the Buhler facility witnessed machine developments first hand through live demonstrations in the new application technology laboratory. According to the company, this is where it tests customers’ products to achieve reliable production results.
Also highlighting this event was the presentation of the new K-8 conical laboratory bead mill. According to the company, this device completes its K-series machine line that was designed for grinding medium to high viscosity products.