Specifications
NZ $3124.60
Inc. GST
The Fritsch Sieve Head Acrylic, with 2 Rotating Blast Pipes for Test Sieves 200 Dia. is designed to enhance the efficiency of sieving operations in laboratory environments. This sieve head is made from durable acrylic material and features two rotating blast pipes that help ensure uniform distribution of air across the sieve, improving sample separation and material flow. With a diameter of 200 mm, it is perfectly suited for use with 200 mm test sieves, ensuring precise and consistent sieving results for particle size analysis.
This sieve head with rotating blast pipes is an essential tool for laboratories requiring precise and efficient sieving operations for accurate material analysis.
NZ $3124.60
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
31.0400.00
Part Number
9.826 401
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Description
Clamping lid, Plexiglas with 2 rotation nozzles for test sieves 8" / 200mm diam.
Manufacturer P/N
31.1120.03
Part Number
9.826 449
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Description
Sieve pan, stainless steel with outlet, 8" diam., 2" high
NZ $4013.57
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
31.0240.00
Part Number
9.826 447
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Description
Interposed sieve ring with 3 nozzles for test sieves 200mm diam.
NZ $1334.66
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
31.1100.03
Part Number
9.826 446
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Description
Sieve pan, stainless steel with outlet 200mm diam., 50 mm high
NZ $4013.57
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
31.0250.00
Part Number
9.826 450
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Description
Interposed sieve ring with 3 nozzles for test sieves 8" diam.
It is designed to enhance the efficiency of sieving operations in laboratory environments. This sieve head is made from durable acrylic material and features two rotating blast pipes that help ensure uniform distribution of air across the sieve, improving sample separation and material flow. With a diameter of 200 mm, it is perfectly suited for use with 200 mm test sieves, ensuring precise and consistent sieving results for particle size analysis.
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