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IKA S 25 KV-25 G-IL Dispersing Element, for UTL 25 Digital

Brand:IKA

Specifications

Ø rotor
17 mm
Final fineness emulsion
1 ... 10 µm
Final fineness suspension
15 ... 50 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 G - IL
UNSPSC
41101520

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Product description

The IKA S 25 KV-25 G-IL dispersing element is designed for in-line sample dispersion and homogenisation with the compatible IKA disperser. Its sealed internal construction helps protect the drive from sample ingress during continuous processing.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Product Type: In-line Dispersing Element
  • Compatibility: IKA UTL 25 digital in-line disperser
  • Application: In-line dispersion and homogenisation
  • Internal System: Fully sealed to prevent sample entry into the main drive
  • Operating Mode: Continuous in-line processing

This element is designed specifically for the compatible in-line disperser and should be selected according to the sample and process requirements. The sealed construction supports cleaner operation and drive protection.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for continuous in-line dispersion and homogenisation of compatible laboratory samples. The purpose-built geometry supports effective sample processing, while the sealed internal system helps protect the main drive.

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