The Retsch AS 200 Digit cA is a high-precision vibration screening device designed for particle size analysis in both laboratory and quality control applications. Suitable for test sieves up to Ø 203 mm, this model features controlled amplitude and an electromagnetic drive that ensures efficient throwing motion with angular momentum. With digital display of vibration height and time, it offers accurate and consistent results in both dry and wet sieving tasks.
Key Features:
Brand: Retsch
Voltage/Frequency: 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Display: Digital display of vibration height and sieving time
Amplitude: Controlled amplitude for consistent results
Sieving Method: Suitable for dry and wet sieving
Motion: Throwing motion with angular momentum generated by efficient electromagnetic drive
Efficiency: Short sieving times for high throughput
Interval Operation: Fixed 10-second interval mode
Capacity: Max. number of fractions: 9 / 17 (depending on configuration)
Maintenance: Maintenance-free operation for long-term reliability
Note: Please order clamping device, test sieves and collecting pan separately.
Scope of Supply:
Vibration screening device AS 200 Digit cA unit only.
The AS 200 Digit cA is ideal for routine particle analysis with precise control and fast results, making it an excellent choice for labs working with powders and granular materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Retsch Vibration Screening Device AS 200 Digit CA 100-240V / 50/60Hz, for Sieves up to 203 mm Ø used for?
It is a high-precision vibration screening device designed for particle size analysis in both laboratory and quality control applications. Suitable for test sieves up to Ø 203 mm, this model features controlled amplitude and an electromagnetic drive that ensures efficient throwing motion with angular momentum. With digital display of vibration height and time, it offers accurate and consistent results in both dry and wet sieving tasks.
2. Is this product suitable for particle size analysis in both laboratory and quality control applications?
Yes. It is designed for particle size analysis in both laboratory and quality control applications, and offers a voltage/frequency of 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz to support this kind of work.
3. What voltage/frequency does this product have?
It has a voltage/frequency of 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz.
4. What display and amplitude does this product offer?
It offers digital display of vibration height and sieving time, controlled amplitude for consistent results, suitable for dry and wet sieving and throwing motion with angular momentum generated by efficient electromagnetic drive.
It is a high-precision vibration screening device designed for particle size analysis in both laboratory and quality control applications. Suitable for test sieves up to Ø 203 mm, this model features controlled amplitude and an electromagnetic drive that ensures efficient throwing motion with angular momentum. With digital display of vibration height and time, it offers accurate and consistent results in both dry and wet sieving tasks.
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