Description
Rotor P-19 with V-blades of tungsten carbide hard metal and counter knife is a high-performance cutting rotor for laboratory cutting mills. The V-shaped blades together with matching counter knives made of tungsten carbide hard metal comminute the sample by a gentle cutting action combined with additional impact and shear forces. This dual mechanism improves size-reduction efficiency compared with pure cutting rotors while still treating the material carefully. The hard-metal construction provides excellent wear resistance for abrasive or tough samples. Alternative rotors with V-blades in tool steel or with straight blades are available for less demanding materials; a disc-mill rotor with indexable inserts offers maximum durability for extreme applications such as circuit board scrap containing glass fibre. The present rotor is supplied by manufacturer Fritsch as a complete P-19 unit. Net weight is 4,0 kg. For RoHS/WEEE sample preparation and XRF analysis, chromium-free tool-steel cutting sets are recommended as complementary accessories. Ideal for reproducible laboratory sample preparation requiring both cutting and shear action.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Rotor P-19
- Blade geometry: V-blades with counter knife
- Material: Tungsten carbide hard metal
- Comminution principle: Cutting plus impact/shear action
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