MJ3S80 Stainless Steel 80ml Milling Jar for SFM-3 and MSK-SFM-3-II High-Speed Vibrating Ball Mills
MJ3S80 is a precision-engineered stainless steel milling jar designed specifically for use with the SFM-3 and MSK-SFM-3-II high-speed vibrating ball mills. This 80 ml jar is ideal for milling a variety of materials where contamination control and durability are critical. Its compact volume suits small batch processing and experimental workflows requiring robust milling vessels.
The jar is constructed from corrosion-resistant 304 stainless steel, ensuring chemical stability and mechanical strength during intense milling operations. It comes complete with a ring holder, O-ring, lid, and lock cap to provide a secure seal and prevent sample loss or contamination. The jar’s design facilitates easy installation and removal on compatible milling machines, supporting efficient workflow integration.
Key Features
- Compatible with SFM-3 and MSK-SFM-3-II milling machines
- Durable 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
- 80 ml capacity suitable for small sample milling
- Includes ring holder, O-ring, lid, and lock cap for secure sealing
- Weight approximately 645 g with accessories included
- Compact dimensions optimized for high-speed vibrating ball milling
- Designed to minimize contamination when used with appropriate sample loading procedures
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | MJ3S80 |
| Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Capacity | 80 ml |
| Included Accessories | Ring holder, O-ring, lid, lock cap |
| Weight (with accessories) | 644.55 g |
| Compatible Machines | SFM-3, MSK-SFM-3-II |
Typical Applications
This jar is used for milling powders and materials in research and development laboratories, especially where contamination from jar material must be minimized. It is suitable for milling air-sensitive materials when combined with inert atmosphere handling techniques.
Configuration & Operating Notes
- To reduce contamination, fill the jar with sample material to about one-third volume before milling.
- Start milling at low speed to allow powder to coat the jar and milling balls, then increase speed as needed.
- For air-sensitive samples, loading under inert gas atmosphere is recommended.
- Empty milling with only jar and balls may cause contamination and is not advised.
