Description
Sand for dry matter determination is a washed fine-grain laboratory sand with a particle size range of 0,1–0,3 mm, supplied in a 25 kg pack for higher-throughput analytical and dairy laboratory use. The material is washed sea sand intended for dry matter determination, where a clean, uniform fine fraction supports sample preparation and moisture-related measurements across larger sample series. Grain size is specified between 0,1 and 0,3 mm, giving a consistent fine texture for standard dry matter procedures. The washed sea sand has already proven itself in many dairy laboratories and is described as a highly economical option for routine consumption. From manufacturer Dinkelberg, the 25 kg unit suits laboratories that prefer bulk replenishment and reduced reorder frequency. Originating from Germany and listed under laboratory materials, this sand is positioned for dry matter determination rather than general industrial fill. Its washed quality and defined fine grain support reproducible handling in milk-industry and related analytical environments where controlled particle size and cleanliness of the sand matrix matter for reliable dry matter determination results at scale.
This article is part of Inorganic chemicals.
Key features
- Pack size: 25 kg
- Product type: Washed sand for dry matter determination
- Grain size: 0,1–0,3 mm fine
- Material: Washed sea sand
- Origin: Germany
- Technical Information Sheet:
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