The Retsch Analysing Sieve Machine AS 200 Tap, 230 V, 50 Hz, Including Noise Control Cabinet, CE Conform, With EasySieve Comfort is designed for sieve analysis of products such as activated carbon, abrasives, metal powder, spices, and diamonds, as specified in corresponding standards. This dry sieving system provides short sieving times, digital time setting, and horizontal circular sieving motion with vertical taps.
Key Features:
Brand: Retsch
Product Type: Analysing Sieve Machine
Model: AS 200 Tap
Power Supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
Included: Noise Control Cabinet And EasySieve Comfort Software
Compliance: CE Conform
Operation: Digital Time Setting
Sieve Type: Suitable For Dry Sieving
Motion: Horizontal Circular Sieving Motion With Vertical Taps
Performance: Short Sieving Times
Maintenance: Maintenance-Free
Maximum Number Of Fractions: 7/13
Connectivity: Control Through RS232 Serial Interface
Application: Suitable For Sieve Analysis Of Activated Carbon, Abrasives, Metal Powder, Spices, And Diamonds
Note: Test Sieves And Collecting Pan Must Be Ordered Separately
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