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The Retsch 12 mm PTFE Grinding Balls, with Steel Core are essential accessories for achieving fine particle size reduction in laboratory sample preparation. Each ball features a robust steel core encased in high-quality PTFE, combining the strength of steel with the chemical resistance of PTFE. Their 12 mm diameter is ideal for homogenizing and pulverizing samples in various ball mills, including Retsch's Mixer Mill MM 200, MM 400, and CryoMill. These grinding balls are particularly suitable for applications requiring minimal sample contamination and are effective for processing soft, elastic, and fibrous materials.
Enhance your laboratory's milling efficiency with Retsch's 12 mm PTFE Grinding Balls with Steel Core, designed to deliver consistent and reliable results across a wide range of sample materials.
Manufacturer P/N
053680046
Part Number
9.738 889
Manufacturer
Retsch
Ø
12 mm
Manufacturer P/N
053680114
Part Number
9.738 420
Manufacturer
Retsch
Ø
15 mm
Manufacturer P/N
053680047
Part Number
9.738 888
Manufacturer
Retsch
Ø
20 mm
Manufacturer P/N
053680045
Part Number
9.738 887
Manufacturer
Retsch
Ø
10 mm
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It are essential accessories for achieving fine particle size reduction in laboratory sample preparation. Each ball features a robust steel core encased in high-quality PTFE, combining the strength of steel with the chemical resistance of PTFE. Their 12 mm diameter is ideal for homogenizing and pulverizing samples in various ball mills, including Retsch's Mixer Mill MM 200, MM 400, and CryoMill. These grinding balls are particularly suitable for applications requiring minimal sample contamination and are effective for processing soft, elastic, and fibrous materials.
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