The Retsch Analysing Sieve 200 x 50 mm, ASTM E 11 710 µm mw. 25 Mesh is designed for high-precision particle size analysis in laboratories and industrial applications. This sieve is made from high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability and compliance with ASTM E 11 standards.
Key Features:
Brand: Retsch
Dimensions: 200 x 50 mm
Mesh Size: 710 µm (25 Mesh)
Compliance: Meets ASTM E 11 standards
Material: Durable stainless steel for long-lasting performance
Applications: Ideal for laboratory analysis and material classification
Ensure precise and reliable particle size analysis with the Retsch Analysing Sieve 200 x 50 mm, ASTM E 11 710 µm mw. 25 Mesh, a must-have for your analytical toolkit.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Retsch Analysing Sieve 200 x 50 mm, ASTM E 11 710 µm mw. 25 Mesh used for?
It is designed for high-precision particle size analysis in laboratories and industrial applications. This sieve is made from high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability and compliance with ASTM E 11 standards.
2. Is this product suitable for laboratory analysis and material classification?
Yes. It is designed for laboratory analysis and material classification, and offers dimensions of 200 x 50 mm and a mesh size of 710 µm (25 Mesh) to support this kind of work.
3. What dimensions and mesh size does this product have?
It has dimensions of 200 x 50 mm and a mesh size of 710 µm (25 Mesh).
4. What is this product made from and what features does it include?
It is made from durable stainless steel for long-lasting performance. It also offers meets ASTM E 11 standards, previously unattained product quality owing to advanced manufacturing processes and continuous optical inspection and high quality joining technology guarantees permanently taut wire mesh.
It is designed for high-precision particle size analysis in laboratories and industrial applications. This sieve is made from high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability and compliance with ASTM E 11 standards.
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