Beschreibung
Grinding ball 0,6 mm hard metal tungsten carbide is milling media designed for ball mills and laboratory sample preparation. The spheres are produced from tungsten carbide hard metal (CE20, WC) and offer very good abrasion resistance, making them suitable for hard, abrasive sample materials. The packing unit is 100 g, with pricing referenced per 100 g. Because the diameter is 0,6 mm (below 3 mm), the balls must be weighed into the grinding bowl; recommended charge masses are given for bowl sizes from 12 ml to 500 ml alongside the corresponding useful sample volumes. For tungsten carbide hard-metal media these charges range from 50 g in the smallest bowls up to 2100 g in a 500 ml bowl, matching useful loads from roughly 0,5–5 ml up to 80–225 ml. This grinding media from manufacturer Fritsch is intended where dense, highly wear-resistant hard-metal balls are required for demanding comminution. Guideline material data are referenced under the manufacturer’s composition information. Choose these 0,6 mm tungsten carbide grinding balls for fine milling of hard and abrasive specimens in ball-mill applications.
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Key features
- Pack size: 100 g
- Diameter: 0,6 mm
- Material: tungsten carbide hard metal (CE20, WC)
- Abrasion resistance: very good
- Technical Information Sheet:
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