Description
MT 40.100 disposable grinding beaker is a 40 ml single-use vessel engineered for efficient sample comminution of soft, fibrous, hard and brittle materials up to Mohs hardness 5, including substances such as manganese or apatite. Manufactured from transparent polypropylene, the beaker allows continuous visual monitoring of the grinding process. Each unit incorporates a stainless-steel beater that delivers reliable impact and shear forces while the clear PP body maintains sample visibility throughout the run. The useful volume of 40 ml suits small- to medium-scale laboratory preparations. Packaged in convenient packs of 100 pieces, these disposable beakers eliminate cross-contamination risks and the need for time-consuming cleaning between samples. With a net weight of 3,750 kg per pack, they are ready for high-throughput workflows in analytical, pharmaceutical and materials laboratories. The MT 40.100 system from manufacturer IKA provides a practical, contamination-free solution for routine grinding tasks where reproducibility and ease of use are essential.
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Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: 5°C - 40°C
- Useful volume: 40 ml
- Beaker material: PP
- Beater material: Stainless steel
- EAN: 4053411011475
- Technical Information Sheet:
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