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Retsch Vibrating Mill MM 500 200-230 V, 50/60 Hz

Brand:Retsch

Specifications

Depth
585 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
690 x 585 x 375 mm
Feed particle size
10 mm
Feed quantity
90 ml
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
375 mm
IP code
IP 30
Max. feed particle size
10 mm
Max. feed quantity
90 ml
Max. final fineness
100 nm

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Product description

The Retsch Vibrating Mill MM 500 is a robust and versatile laboratory device designed for the high-efficiency grinding and homogenization of samples. Operating at 200–230 V and 50/60 Hz, it supports both dry and wet grinding across various scientific and industrial applications. Engineered for precision and performance, it’s ideal for preparing samples in chemistry, biology, materials science, and pharmaceuticals.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Retsch
  • Voltage: 200–230 V, 50/60 Hz operation
  • Applications: Dry, wet, and cryogenic grinding
  • Design: Dual grinding stations with digital frequency setting
  • Use Case: Suitable for hard, soft, brittle, and fibrous materials

This vibrating mill provides outstanding grinding performance and reproducibility, making it essential for high-throughput laboratory workflows.

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$48,575.82

Inc. GST

Manufacturer P/N

207650003

Part Number

6.313 123

Manufacturer

Retsch

Depth

585 mm

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Manufacturer P/N

21.101.0005

Part Number

21.101.0005

Manufacturer

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Depth

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Frequently asked questions

It is a robust and versatile laboratory device designed for the high-efficiency grinding and homogenization of samples. Operating at 200–230 V and 50/60 Hz, it supports both dry and wet grinding across various scientific and industrial applications. Engineered for precision and performance, it’s ideal for preparing samples in chemistry, biology, materials science, and pharmaceuticals.

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