Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102 is a compact electric press with a pressure range of 0–65 T. It features a maximum pressure stroke of 50 mm for effective sample compression. This system offers a split-type structure for convenient die handling and maintenance. Its electric hydraulic system ensures quiet, clean, and oil-free operation. Our model delivers consistent pressure output for uniform pellet formation in laboratories.
$78,750.00
Specifications
| Pressure Range | 0 to 65T |
| Piston Diameter | 160 mm |
| Max. Piston Stroke | 50 mm |
| Pressurization process | Program pressurization |
| Pressure Holding time | ≥ 1S (has no time limit) |
| Pressure conversion | Automatically converted pressure |
| Display | 7” LCD display panel |
| Equipment protection | Steel plate protection with organic glass door |
| Power Consumption | 1500 W |
| Power Supply | 110V, 60 Hz |
| Working Space (M×N) | 220 × 300 mm |
| Dimensions (W×L×H) | 580 × 700 × 800 mm |
| Weight | 280 kg |
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FAQ for Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102
1: What does "split type" mean in the Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102?
"Split type" means the pressing unit and hydraulic power unit are separated for better flexibility, stability, and thermal isolation.
2: What are the advantages of the split type design?
Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102 reduces vibration, enhances safety, and prevents heat interference between components.
3: What materials can be pressed using Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102?
Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102 can press powders of metals, ceramics, pharmaceuticals, minerals, and polymers.
4: Is Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102 suitable for laboratory use?
Yes, Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102 is specifically designed for laboratory environments requiring precise and clean sample preparation.
5: How is pressure controlled in Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press NEHPP-102?
Pressure is digitally controlled and displayed for precision and repeatability.
6: What materials can be processed using Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press?
Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press can compress powders, metals, ceramics, polymers, and composite materials.
7: How does Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press differ from a manual hydraulic press?
Unlike manual presses, electric models automate pressure application, offering faster and consistent operation through electricity.
8: Can Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press be integrated with other lab equipment?
Yes, Electric Hydraulic Pellet Press can be used alongside XRF, FTIR, or spectroscopy systems for sample preparation.
9: How long does it take to form one pellet?
Pellet formation usually takes less than 1–2 minutes per sample.
Electric Hydraulic Pellet Presses are lab devices used to compress powder samples into pellets. They operate with a high pressure and include digital pressure control. They feature automatic electric operation for ease and consistency. Their compact structures allow easy placement in limited lab spaces. Our models are built with low-noise designs that enhance safe and user-friendly operation.