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Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
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The Retsch Wooden plunger is a mill feeding accessory designed for laboratory use. Designed as a mill feeding accessory for the configuration stated in the product name. This clearly specified configuration helps laboratories select the appropriate mill feeding accessory for their workflow.
The Retsch Wooden plunger is a practical choice for laboratories requiring a mill feeding accessory.
Designed as a mill feeding accessory for the configuration stated in the product name. It is intended for laboratory applications requiring a mill feeding accessory.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory use, with the stated materials, dimensions and operating features defining its intended application.
The relevant dimensions, materials and configuration are those stated in the product name and Key Features.725.0035 identifies this configuration.
Confirm that its stated dimensions, material and compatibility match the intended laboratory setup.
Manufacturer P/N
037250035
Part Number
4.676 352
Manufacturer
Retsch
Description
Wooden plunger
£2,312.64
Inc. VAT
Manufacturer P/N
223550008
Part Number
4.676 351
Manufacturer
Retsch
Description
Cassette set, incl. rotor, grinding ring, sieve section 1 and 2 mm
Manufacturer P/N
036080110
Part Number
4.676 350
Manufacturer
Retsch
Description
Rotor, aluminium
Manufacturer P/N
036140011
Part Number
4.676 349
Manufacturer
Retsch
Description
Grinding ring, stainless steel with CrWFe coating

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