This document describes the method and application experiments of using mortar and disc mills for grinding processing. The disc mill RS200 is an ideal tool for sample preparation in X-ray fluorescence analysis, as it can achieve a final particle size of less than 100 microns in a very short grinding time. The document also provides information on the selection of different models of grinding kits, performance indicators, and ordering information.
About this manual
This document describes the Retsch RS200 grinding instrument, covering its main components, setup, and safe operation. It includes details on speed settings, sample capacities and material specifications.
The manual also lists part numbers, maintenance guidelines and optional accessories, helping users achieve consistent grinding results while adhering to safety requirements.
What's inside
- Safety Information
- Technical Specifications
- Operation Instructions
- Maintenance Procedures
- Accessories and Optional Parts
- Parts List
Specifications
| Maximum speed | 1400 rpm |
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| Speed range | 700–1500 rpm |
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| Sample capacity | 50–250 ml |
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| Sample capacity (larger) | 100 ml (35–100 ml) |
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| Sample capacity (largest) | 250 ml (80–250 ml) |
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| Material hardness | 60–63 HRC |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum speed of the RS200?
The RS200 can operate up to 1400 rpm.
What sample volumes can the RS200 handle?
It accepts sample volumes from 50 ml up to 250 ml, with specific size ranges for each volume.
What speed range is available on the RS200?
The instrument provides a speed range between 700 rpm and 1500 rpm.