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Is there a good colloid mill diagram that shows the rotor, stator, and gap clearly for a lab report?

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August 10, 2026 at 4:01 pm #4592

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Is there a good colloid mill diagram that shows the rotor, stator, and gap clearly for a lab report?

August 10, 2026 at 4:11 pm #4597

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A typical colloid mill diagram shows a vertical or horizontal shaft carrying a conical or disc rotor mounted inside a matching stator housing, with an inlet at the top or center for feed material, an adjustable gap mechanism between rotor and stator, and an outlet at the bottom or periphery for the processed dispersion. Labeling these parts clearly helps illustrate how shear is generated as material moves radially outward.
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