Disc Mills

A disc mill (also known as a disk mill) is a robust crushing and grinding machine designed for the rapid size reduction of medium-hard, hard, brittle, and fibrous materials. It operates by feeding material between two textured discs—one stationary and one rotating—where impact and friction forces pulverize the sample into a fine powder. This equipment is essential for preparing samples for spectral analysis (like XRF) and for general quality control in industrial and geological laboratories.

Torontech offers high-performance Disc Mills engineered for heavy-duty operation and precision. Whether for rapid batch processing in a busy laboratory or continuous grinding in a pilot plant, our disc mills deliver reproducible results with minimal contamination.

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Soil Mill

Soil Mill DP50

Feed size       : <2mmFinal fineness: <75 µm (95%)Speed            : 800 rpmThe Soil Mill DP50 is…
Disc Mill

Disc Mill DP100

Feed size       :<20mmFinal fineness:<75μmSpeed            : 470rpmDisc Mill DP100 is a robust and long-…
Vibratory Disc Mill

Vibratory Disc Mill VM3

Feed size       : <15mmFinal fineness: <75μmSpeed            : 700~1500rpmThe Vibratory Disc Mill…

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Disc Mill vs Hammer Mill: Selecting Your Grinder

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