The NEXOPART Analysing Sieve 200 x 32 mm 40 µm Mw., With Stainless Steel Frame According to DIN EN 10 204 is designed for particle size analysis in laboratory applications with 200x32 mm and Stainless Steel. This NEXOPART test sieve supports reliable laboratory and scientific workflows.
Key Features:
Brand: NEXOPART
Product Type: Test Sieve
Dimensions: 200x32 mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Design: Sturdy stainless steel sieve frame
Application: Particle size analysis in laboratory applications
This NEXOPART test sieve is suitable for laboratories requiring trusted performance, accurate output, and dependable laboratory use.
The EN 10 is designed for particle size analysis in laboratory applications. This test sieve format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
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