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The Fritsch Grinding Balls, Sintered Carborundum 1, Diam. 40 mm are designed for high-performance grinding applications that require superior hardness and durability. Made from sintered carborundum, these grinding balls offer exceptional wear resistance and long-lasting reliability, making them ideal for demanding grinding operations. With a 40 mm diameter, they are suitable for larger-scale grinding tasks, ensuring efficient and consistent sample preparation in laboratories and industrial settings.
These sintered carborundum grinding balls are an essential tool for laboratories requiring high-efficiency grinding for precise material processing and analysis.
Manufacturer P/N
55.0400.06
Part Number
9.738 582
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Ø
40 mm
Manufacturer P/N
55.0150.06
Part Number
9.739 162
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Ø
15 mm
Manufacturer P/N
55.0100.06
Part Number
9.738 552
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Ø
10 mm
Manufacturer P/N
55.0300.06
Part Number
9.738 572
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Ø
30 mm
Manufacturer P/N
55.0200.06
Part Number
9.738 562
Manufacturer
Fritsch
Ø
20 mm
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It are designed for high-performance grinding applications that require superior hardness and durability. Made from sintered carborundum, these grinding balls offer exceptional wear resistance and long-lasting reliability, making them ideal for demanding grinding operations. With a 40 mm diameter, they are suitable for larger-scale grinding tasks, ensuring efficient and consistent sample preparation in laboratories and industrial settings.
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