Laboratory 150-ton Automatic Powder Pellet Press

Laboratory 150-ton Automatic Powder Pellet Press with Safety Shield

Introduction:

The ZYLAB Laboratory 150-ton Automatic Powder Pellet Press is a high-capacity, fully automated pressing system designed for research laboratories and advanced material preparation. Once the program is set, the press automatically completes pressurizing, pressure holding, and pressure release, with a maximum holding time of up to 999 seconds.

A 7-inch English touch screen provides intuitive and user-friendly operation, while the integrated safety cover ensures safe handling during high-pressure processes. Compared with manual hydraulic presses, this ZYLAB automatic model delivers superior pressure control accuracy, making it ideal for producing high-quality powder pellets for analytical, semiconductor, ceramic, and industrial R&D applications.

ZYLAB offers a wide range of planetary ball mills and grinding jars for particle size reduction before pressing, as well as Tablet Press Molds compatible with this automatic pellet press.

Technical specifications:

Features and Benefits:

1. New fully automatic design with programmed pressurization, programmed pressure holding, and automatic pressure release, intuitive operation, and attractive appearance, suitable for laboratory use.
2. Mold pressure automatically converted and displayed, eliminating the need for manual calculation to prevent mold damage due to operational errors, making operation more user-friendly.
3. Equipped with limit protection switch, the oil cylinder automatically releases pressure when reaching the limit height, avoiding machine damage caused by cylinder over-positioning, oil leakage, and other phenomena.
4. Large-screen LCD display for more intuitive operation and clearer display, facilitating user setting and operation.

Applications:

Automatic powder pellet presses are versatile tools used in various industries for different applications. Here are some common uses:

1. Pharmaceuticals: Creating uniform drug pellets for controlled release and improved bioavailability.
2. Chemicals: Compacting powders for catalysts, pigments, and chemical compounds.
3. Catalyst Production: Forming uniform catalyst pellets for chemical reactions.
4. Food and Beverage: Shaping ingredients like spices and nutritional supplements.
5. Cosmetics: Pressing powders for products like eyeshadows and pressed powders.
6. Metallurgy: Producing metal powder compacts for sintering.
7. Ceramics: Forming green bodies for ceramic components.
8. Battery Manufacturing: Compacting electrode materials for batteries.
9. Research and Development: Preparing samples for analysis or testing.
10. Agriculture: Compressing biomass into pellets for fuel or animal feed.

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