The Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200 is designed for efficient and fast sample preparation in laboratories. With a power supply of 100-120 V, 50/60 Hz, this mill is perfect for grinding tough, fibrous, and moist samples, making it ideal for use in various industries like food, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture.
Key Features:
Brand: Retsch
Model: Grindomix GM 200
Power Supply: 100-120 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions: Suitable for rapid and reproducible size reduction and homogenisation of food and feed materials
Sample Versatility: Can process substances with high water, oil, or fat content as well as dry, soft, and medium-hard products
Ease Of Use: Very fast and reproducible grinding and homogenisation of foodstuffs
Speed Range: Speed-controlled industrial motor
Autoclavability: Autoclavable grinding tools
Operating Speed: Boost function allows short-term increase of speed up to 14,000 rpm
Construction Material: Digital display of grinding time and speed
Interval Operation: Interval operation possible
Capacity: Optional gravity lid for automatic adjustment of grinding chamber volume
Program Memory: Storage of 4 program sequences possible
Data Storage: 8 parameter combinations can be stored
Grinding Capacity: Suitable for tough and fibrous samples
Speed: Adjustable grinding speed for versatility in sample preparation
Easy Maintenance: Designed for ease of cleaning and minimal downtime
Scope of Supply:
Knife mill
1 l plastic container
Standard lid
Stainless steel knife
Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200 With its durable construction and high-performance capabilities, the Retsch Grindomix GM 200 Knife Mill is an essential tool for laboratories requiring efficient and precise sample grinding.
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