The NEXOPART Test Sieve 200 x 50 mm with an 18.0 mm mesh width features a robust stainless steel frame manufactured according to ISO 3310-1 standards. This sieve ensures precise particle size analysis and reliable performance in laboratory and industrial settings. Ideal for quality control, material testing, and sample preparation processes, it meets rigorous international requirements for durability and accuracy.
Key Features:
Brand: NEXOPART
Dimensions: 200 x 50 mm
Mesh Width: 18.0 mm
Material: Stainless steel frame for strength and corrosion resistance
Standard: Manufactured according to ISO 3310-1
Application: Suitable for particle size analysis and sample preparation
This test sieve is an essential tool for laboratories and industries requiring precise and reliable sieving solutions.
It features a robust stainless steel frame manufactured according to ISO 3310-1 standards. This sieve ensures precise particle size analysis and reliable performance in laboratory and industrial settings. Ideal for quality control, material testing, and sample preparation processes, it meets rigorous international requirements for durability and accuracy.
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