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The Retsch Planetary Ball Mill PM 200 230V, 50/60 Hz is a powerful benchtop model featuring two grinding stations for efficient sample processing. This Retsch mill is engineered to achieve extreme fineness down to the submicron range, making it perfect for applications involving minerals, ceramics, and chemicals. Its versatile design supports dry, wet, and colloidal grinding, as well as mechanical alloying for advanced material research.
Supplied with: Planetary Ball Mill only. Grinding jars and grinding balls have to be ordered separately.
The PM 200 offers a perfect balance of performance and space-saving design, providing laboratories with a reliable solution for rapid, high-energy size reduction.
Manufacturer P/N
206400001
Part Number
9.739 271
Manufacturer
Retsch
Depth
415 mm
Manufacturer P/N
205400001
Part Number
9.739 270
Manufacturer
Retsch
Depth
415 mm
Manufacturer P/N
205350001
Part Number
9.739 274
Manufacturer
Retsch
Depth
780 mm
It is a powerful benchtop model featuring two grinding stations for efficient sample processing. This Retsch mill is engineered to achieve extreme fineness down to the submicron range, making it perfect for applications involving minerals, ceramics, and chemicals. Its versatile design supports dry, wet, and colloidal grinding, as well as mechanical alloying for advanced material research.
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