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Bürkle Sampling Auger for Stalk Material V2A/Aluminium, Ø45mm, 200mm

Brand:Burkle

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Ø
45 mm
Length
200 mm
Material
Aluminium/Stainless steel 1.4034
Nominal capacity
270 ml
UNSPSC
41104005

$1,002.88

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Product description

The Bürkle Sampling Auger for Stalk Material V2A/Aluminium, Ø45mm, 200mm is specially designed for effective sampling of stalky or fibrous bulk materials. Made with high-quality V2A stainless steel and aluminium, this auger ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance in challenging environments. Ideal for agricultural, industrial, and laboratory applications requiring reliable sampling tools.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bürkle
  • Material: V2A stainless steel and aluminium
  • Diameter: Ø45mm
  • Length: 200mm
  • Application: For stalk and fibrous material sampling

This Bürkle sampling auger is an essential tool for obtaining accurate samples from tough, fibrous materials in various quality control settings.

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Frequently asked questions

It is specially designed for effective sampling of stalky or fibrous bulk materials. Made with high-quality V2A stainless steel and aluminium, this auger ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance in challenging environments. Ideal for agricultural, industrial, and laboratory applications requiring reliable sampling tools.

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