Description
Stainless steel test sieve Ø 50 x 25 mm is a compact analytical sieve for precise particle-size determination in the laboratory. It uses stainless steel test sieve mesh conforming to ISO 3310-1 with a mesh aperture of 400 µm (0,4 mm). The frame has a diameter of 50 mm and a height of 25 mm, giving a practical format for limited sample volumes. Built entirely from stainless steel, the sieve offers corrosion resistance and durability through repeated cleaning cycles typical of analytical work. Each unit is supplied with a works certificate 2.1 EN 10 235 to support documented quality control. Suitable for fractionation, quality assurance and materials research on powders, granules or aggregates, it provides consistent aperture geometry for reproducible separation. The ISO 3310-1 mesh specification defines wire-cloth tolerances that laboratories depend on for comparative sieving studies. Available as a single piece from manufacturer Linker, this test sieve fits existing stacks or standalone bench procedures. Its robust construction and modest dimensions simplify handling and storage wherever accurate classification of particulate materials is required on a routine basis.
This article is part of Sieve accessories (lids, pans, rings), in Test sieves & mills.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Diameter: 50 mm
- Height: 25 mm
- Mesh aperture: 400 µm (0,4 mm)
- Material: Stainless steel
- Standard: ISO 3310-1
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Stainless steel-analytical sieve Ø 50 x 25 mm, stainless steel analytical sieve mesh ISO 3310-1, with is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Linker for laboratory use. It sits in Sieve accessories (lids, pans, rings), inside Test sieves & mills, in Lab instruments.
Sieve accessories are the lid, the pan and the intermediate rings that close a stack. The receiver pan is where the fines end. A lid from a different frame diameter does not seal the stack.
A test sieve sorts particles by whether they pass an opening. Wire mesh and perforated plate are two ways of making that opening, and the nominal size is not a suggestion. A sieve shaker repeats the motion so the result does not depend on how hard someone shook by hand. A mill or grinder makes the particles smaller before they are sieved. The certificate of the sieve, and the opening size, are what an audit asks for. Measurement practice around mass and dimension sits with the BIPM, EURAMET and BELAC.
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Shelves beside this one are Test sieves (wire mesh), Test sieves (perforated plate), Mills, grinders & homogenisers and Sieve shakers.
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