The Retsch Vibration Screening Device AS 200 Basic is designed for reliable particle size analysis through dry and wet sieving. Compatible with sieves up to Ø 203 mm, this unit is ideal for routine laboratory applications requiring consistent results with minimal user intervention. The electromagnetic drive produces efficient throwing motion with angular momentum, delivering high separation efficiency in short sieving times.
Key Features:
Brand: Retsch
Voltage/Frequency: 230 V, 50 Hz
Display: Digital display of sieving time and performance settings
Sieving Modes: Suitable for both dry and wet sieving
Drive: Maintenance-free electromagnetic drive
Motion: Efficient throwing motion with angular momentum for precise separation
Efficiency: Short sieving times with high throughput
Capacity: Max. number of fractions: 9 / 17 (depending on sieve configuration)
Sieve Size Compatibility: Test sieves up to Ø 203 mm (8")
Note: Please order clamping device, test sieves and collecting pan separately.
Scope of Supply:
Vibration screening device AS 200 Basic unit only.
The AS 200 Basic is ideal for use in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food, and construction, where accurate particle size analysis is essential for quality control and product development.
It is designed for reliable particle size analysis through dry and wet sieving. Compatible with sieves up to Ø 203 mm, this unit is ideal for routine laboratory applications requiring consistent results with minimal user intervention. The electromagnetic drive produces efficient throwing motion with angular momentum, delivering high separation efficiency in short sieving times.
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