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Wolf special offer - Disc mill Retsch RS200 with variable speed, final fineness <20um, material feed size <15mm, 10 storable SOPs, suitable for medium-hard, hard, brittle and fibrous samples, grinding set not included and needs to be ordered separately OFFER ENDS 31-07-2025  |
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Wolf special offer - Disc mill Retsch RS200 with variable speed, final fineness <20um, material feed size <15mm, 10 storable SOPs, suitable for medium-hard, hard, brittle and fibrous samples, grinding set not included and needs to be ordered separately OFFER ENDS 31-07-2025 |
Retsch | RS200 | Variable | <20 | <15 | 10 | Medium-hard, hard, brittle, fibrous | No | £14460.00 |
Disc mill Spex 8550 ShatterBox with variable speed, final fineness <200um, material feed size <100mm, 0 storable SOPs, suitable for medium-hard, hard, brittle and fibrous samples, grinding set not included and needs to be ordered separately  |
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Disc mill Spex 8550 ShatterBox with variable speed, final fineness <200um, material feed size <100mm, 0 storable SOPs, suitable for medium-hard, hard, brittle and fibrous samples, grinding set not included and needs to be ordered separately |
Spex | 8550 ShatterBox | Variable | <200 | <100 | 0 | Medium-hard, hard, brittle | No | £21554.00 |
Understanding Mills - Disc
Disc mills are laboratory instruments designed for the efficient grinding and milling of a wide range of materials, including grains, minerals, and plastics. These mills operate by using two parallel discs that rotate in opposite directions, creating shear and friction forces to break down the material into fine particles. The adjustable gap between the discs allows for control over the particle size, making disc mills versatile for various applications. They are particularly effective for materials that require a uniform grind without generating excessive heat, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of sensitive samples. Commonly used in food processing, material science, and chemical industries, disc mills enhance sample preparation and analysis, contributing to improved efficiency and consistent results in research and development.
