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Fritsch Knife Mill Pulverisette 11, 1.4 L Grinding Bowl

Brand:Fritsch

Specifications

Depth
430 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
320 x 430 x 480 mm
Feed particle size
40 mm
Feed quantity
1,400 ml
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
480 mm
Max. feed particle size
40 mm
Max. feed quantity
1400 ml
Max. final fineness
300 µm
Max. speed
10000 1/min

$12,759.13

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Product description

The Fritsch Knife Mill Pulverisette 11, 1.4 L Grinding Bowl is an advanced grinding tool designed for efficient, reproducible homogenisation of a wide variety of samples in laboratory settings. With a 1.4 L capacity, this bowl is suitable for processing hard, soft, medium-hard, moist, oily, greasy, and fibrous materials. Ideal for food or feed testing, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and many other applications, the mill offers gentle yet powerful grinding and homogenisation within seconds. It features a quietly operating motor with high performance and flexibility, making it a robust choice for high-throughput and precise sample preparation.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Fritsch
  • Capacity: 1.4 L grinding bowl for larger sample volumes
  • Motor Power: Up to 1250 Watt
  • Speed Control: Variable speed setting with turbo function
  • Operation Modes: Standard, reverse, and interval
  • Blade Design: Knife blades with 4 cutting edges, up to 56,000 cuts per minute
  • Feed Quantity: Up to 1400 ml (depending on material)
  • Grinding Time: Average only 30 seconds (depending on material)
  • Cryogenic Grinding: Fast cryogenic grinding capability
  • SOP Management: Store up to 20 SOPs, USB interface for grinding report generation
  • Cleaning: Easy to clean with all sample-contacting parts (grinding containers, lids, knives) being autoclavable
  • Applications: Ideal for food/feed testing, pharmaceutical, chemical, and research labs
  • Efficient Grinding: Quick, consistent grinding for high-throughput workflows
  • Durable Construction: Designed for long-lasting performance under demanding conditions

Scope of Supply:

  • Knife mill
  • Grinding container 1.4 L made of polycarbonate
  • Standard lid
  • Standard knife made of stainless steel

Enhance your sample preparation workflow with the Fritsch Knife Mill Pulverisette 11. Engineered for precision, speed, and reliability, it’s the perfect solution for versatile, high-performance laboratory grinding.

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Accessories

Accessories for knife mill PULVERISETTE 11

ProductDescriptionForMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
Single use sieve inserts for special lid, set of 10PULVERISETTE 1111.3224.004.671 960$323.72
Standard lid for grinding vessel, silicone, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3203.154.671 956$124.65
Sickle knife with serrated blades, stainless steel, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3210.004.671 962$1,888.38
Vario-Lid system for moist, liquid and viscous samples, incl. plunger and reduction sample pusher, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3180.004.671 957$933.96
Reduction sample pusher for dry, solid samples for Vario-Lid system, incl. plunger, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3189.164.671 958$230.70
Standard grinding vessel, polycarbonate, 1.4 l, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3151.164.671 954$251.16
Special lid, for cryogenic comminution with single-use sieve insert for grinding vessel made of stainless steel, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3220.004.671 959$692.10
Standard knife, stainless steel, autoclavablePULVERISETTE 1111.3204.004.671 961$446.51

Frequently asked questions

It is an advanced grinding tool designed for efficient, reproducible homogenisation of a wide variety of samples in laboratory settings. With a 1.4 L capacity, this bowl is suitable for processing hard, soft, medium-hard, moist, oily, greasy, and fibrous materials. Ideal for food or feed testing, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and many other applications, the mill offers gentle yet powerful grinding and homogenisation within seconds. It features a quietly operating motor with high performance and flexibility, making it a robust choice for high-throughput and precise sample preparation.

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