kbr pellet press

Our KBR PELLET PRESS is an affordable solution for compressing powdered materials into pellet form. It is a compact, hand-operated press that requires very little bench space and no fixed mounting. Our press system provides a steadily increasing mechanical advantage up to a ratio of approximately 50 to 1 at the end of the stroke. Thus, a force of 20 pounds applied to the lever develops approximately 1000 pounds on the press ram. Our KBR PELLET PRESS produces uniform pellets in a polished die and ejects them smoothly into a receiver without incident of contamination. We also offer custom design services to cater to your specific requirements.

Applications of KBR Pellet Press

• Fabricating pellets for laboratories engaged in pharmaceutical, biological, nutrition, and spectrographic operations
• Preparing small samples to be analyzed in an emission spectrometer
• Producing uniform pellets in a polished die and ejecting them smoothly into a receiver without incident of contamination
• Creating cylindrical shaped pellets with flat ends
• Adjusting the amount of pressure applied to a pellet by using the variable anvil setting
• Making duplicate pellets of equal density by using equal amounts of sample and leaving the anvil at a fixed setting while taking the ram through its full stroke when forming each pellet.

Advantages of KBR Pellet Press

• Provides a cost-effective means for compressing powdered materials into pellet form without incurring the cost normally associated with expensive laboratory presses and pellet dies.
• Compact, hand-operated press that can be used anywhere in the laboratory, requiring very little bench space and no fixed mounting.
• Produces uniform pellets in a polished die and ejects them smoothly into a receiver without incident of contamination.
• Ideal for fabricating pellets for laboratories engaged in pharmaceutical, biological, nutrition and spectrographic operations.
• Spectroscopists find this device excellent for preparing small samples to be analyzed in an emission spectrometer.
• Produces cylindrical pellets in a polished die with flat ends.
• Height or thickness of the pellets can be adjusted depending upon the amount of material compressed and the force applied.
• Dies are not fastened down, which makes it easy to quickly reload.
• Anvil can be raised or lowered to produce pellets of any desired thickness using the maximum force of the press.
• Variable anvil setting can be used as a means for adjusting the amount of pressure applied to a pellet.
• Hand-operated press that makes excellent transparent KBr pellets with minimal work.
• Requires virtually no lab space and is portable.
• Ideal for creating small samples that can be analyzed in an emission spectrometer.
• Comes with an affordable price tag compared to other laboratory pellet presses.

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