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The Fritsch Universal Knife Mill PULVERISETTE 19 is designed for fast and efficient sample preparation. With a variable speed range from 300 to 3000 U/min, this versatile mill is ideal for grinding, homogenizing, and dispersing various materials in a laboratory setting. Its powerful motor and robust design ensure reliable performance, making it perfect for diverse applications, including processing food, plastics, and more.
With the Fritsch Universal Knife Mill PULVERISETTE 19, enjoy high-efficiency sample preparation and superior performance in your laboratory. Ideal for any high-throughput grinding or homogenization task.
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Manufacturer P/N
19.3060.00
Part Number
6.314 060
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Max. speed
3000 1/min
Manufacturer P/N
19.3040.00
Part Number
4.671 967
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Max. speed
700 1/min
It is designed for fast and efficient sample preparation. With a variable speed range from 300 to 3000 U/min, this versatile mill is ideal for grinding, homogenizing, and dispersing various materials in a laboratory setting. Its powerful motor and robust design ensure reliable performance, making it perfect for diverse applications, including processing food, plastics, and more.
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