The NETZSCH nano mill Zeta® RS is the next development of the worldwide known circulation mill system Zeta® type LMZ. Its field of application starts where the other agitator bead mill system Zeta® ends. The highly efficient centrifugal separation system enables the use of smallest grinding media from a diameter of 50 – 300 µm in reliable continuous operation.
Netzsch Grinding & Dispersing provides comprehensive equipment solutions for the many challenges that occur in mechanical process engineering for Paint and Coatings. Netzsch Grinding & Dispersing specializes in machinery for wet and dry preparation, grinding, mixing, kneading, dispersing, de-aeration and classifying. Netzsch products can accommodate small laboratory to large-scale production requirements.
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