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Dispersing heads S 25 KV-25 F-IL

Brand:IKA

Ø rotor

Final fineness emulsion

Final fineness suspension

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HS Code #
84798200
Ø rotor
18 mm
Final fineness emulsion
1 ... 5 µm
Final fineness suspension
5 ... 25 µm
Immersion depth
40 ... 85 mm
Max. immersion depth
85 mm
Max. temperature
220 °C
Min. immersion depth
40 mm
Stator Ø
25 mm
Type
S 25 KV - 25 F - IL
UNSPSC
41101520

$7,911.61

$7,424.83

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Product description

Specially designed for use with the UTL 25 digital in-line disperser. A fully sealed internal system prevents samples from entering the main drive.

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Ø rotor

18 mm

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Ø rotor

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