The NEXOPART e200 LS 212 µm air jet sieve is a laboratory test sieve with a stainless steel frame for particle size classification using compatible air jet sieving equipment. The product is specified as a 203 x 28 mm frame format with a nominal sieve aperture of 212 µm. It is intended for users selecting an individual sieve size for their particle analysis setup.
| Product family | e200 LS |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Stainless steel |
| Frame size | 203 x 28 mm |
| Nominal aperture | 212 µm |
| Manufacturer reference | 206158482 |
Select the sieve according to the particle size method, frame dimensions and compatible instrument requirements. Mesh tolerances, relevant test standards and machine compatibility should be confirmed with the supplier before publication or purchase.
The sieve is intended for particle size classification in an air jet sieving setup that accepts the specified frame format. The nominal 212 µm aperture identifies this particular sieve size. Results depend on the instrument, sample and test method being used.
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