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New Sample Dividers
A faultless and comparable analysis is closely linked to accurate sample handling.
SEMINAR
Fra preparering av prøver til røntgenfluorescens-analyse
RETSCH og SPECTRO har felles brukerseminar
Nok en gang tilbyr RETSCH og SPECTRO et felles brukerseminar om RFA. For den praktiske delen kan deltakerne ta med matemateriale for nedmaling og analyse.
Versatile Ultra Centrifugal Mill with New Cyclone
RETSCH’s powerful and versatile ZM 200 offers the ultimate in performance and operating comfort.
New Cyclone Mill for the Sample Preparation to NIR Analysis
RETSCH ‘s new cyclone mill TWISTER is specially designed for the processing of foods and feeds for subsequent NIR analysis.
Perfect Homogenization of Food Samples with the GRINDOMIX GM 200 and GM 300
These new knife mills produce representative samples in seconds
New Air Jet Sieving Machine
AS 200 jet
The new air jet sieve AS 200 jet is particularly suitable for low density materials with particle sizes in the lower micron range.
Testing PET Preforms for Consumer Safety
The CryoMill is the ideal tool to grind PET preforms quickly and reproducibly down to sizes of 100 microns and less for subsequent testing on formaldehyde.
THE NEW CRYO MILL - Efficient Grinding at -196 °C
The Cryo Mill has been specially designed for cryogenic grinding. The grinding jar is continually cooled with liquid nitrogen from the integrated cooling system before and during the grinding process. Thus the sample is embrittled and volatile components are preserved.
High Sample Throughput with 100% Material Recovery
This rotor mill allows for extremely rapid size reduction of a vast range of materials which considerably increases the sample throughput in the sample prep laboratory.
Gentle Size Reduction Down to the Nano Range
The new PM 100 CM allows for gentle size reduction with less temperature rise
RETSCH’s Online Application Database - 1,000 test reports for free
Out of more than 15,000 test grindings, the most frequent applications are available for free download.
