Description
Grinding jar 12 ml complete hard metal tungsten carbide with jar G10 and lid G10 is a milling vessel supplied with lid and seal for laboratory ball-mill sample preparation. The grinding jar volume is 12 ml and the useful filling range is 0,5 to 5 ml, supporting small-batch grinding of demanding materials. The vessel is made from tungsten carbide (WC) grade GC10, a hard-metal material specified for hard, abrasive samples. Abrasion resistance is described as very good for this grade. Net weight is 1,000 kg. This complete grinding jar from manufacturer Fritsch is intended for compatible laboratory ball mills when tungsten carbide construction is required for wear performance on hard or abrasive feedstocks. The G10 jar and G10 lid pairing provides a matched hard-metal set for closed milling. Tungsten carbide GC10 is selected where high abrasion resistance is needed during intensive grinding of tough samples. Detail material information is referenced under the manufacturer’s guideline analyses. The 12 ml format is suited to preparatory comminution steps before analysis, homogenisation or further laboratory processing of limited sample quantities in research, materials testing and quality-control laboratories.
This article is part of Mills, grinders & homogenisers, in Test sieves & mills.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Grinding jar volume: 12 ml
- Useful volume: 0,5–5 ml
- Material: Tungsten carbide (WC) GC10
- Configuration: Jar G10 with lid G10 and seal
- Abrasion resistance: Very good
- Technical Information Sheet:
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