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Fritsch Grinding Balls, Sintered Carborundum 1, Diam. 30 mm

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HS Code #
69032090
Ø
30 mm
Material
Sintered corundum
UNSPSC
41101700

NZ $285.14

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Product description

The Fritsch Grinding Balls, Sintered Carborundum 1, Diam. 30 mm are designed for high-performance grinding tasks, providing exceptional hardness and durability. Made from sintered carborundum, these grinding balls offer outstanding wear resistance, making them ideal for demanding grinding operations. With a 30 mm diameter, they are well-suited for medium-scale grinding applications, ensuring efficient and consistent sample preparation in laboratory and industrial settings.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Fritsch
  • Material: Sintered carborundum for high hardness and long-lasting durability
  • Size: 30 mm diameter, ideal for medium-scale grinding operations
  • Application: Perfect for use in mills and grinders in laboratory and industrial environments
  • Performance: Provides reliable grinding performance with efficient sample preparation

These sintered carborundum grinding balls are essential for laboratories that require precise grinding for high-efficiency material processing and analysis.

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It are designed for high-performance grinding tasks, providing exceptional hardness and durability. Made from sintered carborundum, these grinding balls offer outstanding wear resistance, making them ideal for demanding grinding operations. With a 30 mm diameter, they are well-suited for medium-scale grinding applications, ensuring efficient and consistent sample preparation in laboratory and industrial settings.

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