Description
Grinding set 50 ml P-9, hardened stainless steel is a laboratory accessory intended for the comminution of brittle, hard samples. The set is manufactured from hardened stainless steel with Fe-Cr composition and exhibits good abrasion resistance, ensuring reliable performance during repeated milling cycles. It is specifically suited for processing brittle and hard specimen materials in vibratory mills and rapid mills. Offering a working volume of 50 ml, the grinding set accommodates typical laboratory sample quantities while supporting efficient size-reduction workflows. The complete unit has a net weight of 7,08 kg and is provided as a single piece. Additional detail information on the material properties is available under reference analyses. Application guidance notes that grinding sets featuring higher density, for instance those produced in hard metal tungsten carbide, can shorten the required milling duration. This P-9 compatible grinding set from manufacturer Fritsch therefore represents a practical choice for laboratories focused on durable sample preparation of hard and brittle materials.
This article is part of Mills, grinders & homogenisers, in Test sieves & mills.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Capacity: 50 ml
- Material: hardened stainless steel (Fe-Cr)
- Abrasion resistance: good
- Suitable for: brittle, hard samples
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