Instrument Database:
Retsch GmbH - Sieve Shaker AS 200 basic
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Company |
Retsch GmbH
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Sample preparation: Sieving |
The analytical sieve shakers of the series AS 200 are used in research & development, qualitycontrolof raw materials, interim and finished products as well as in production monitoring. The AS 200 basic model is the economical alternative of the series with familiar RETSCH quality and reliability. With analogue adjustment of vibration height and sieving time. Application Examples Sieving and fractionizing of sand, washing powder, coffee, minerals, chemicals, coal, building materials and fillers, flours, seeds, metal powders, soils, fertilizers and many other materials Product Advantages - sieving with 3D effect
- for sieves up to 203 mm (8") Ø
- measuring range 20 μm to 25 mm
- analogue adjustment of vibration height and sieving time
- easy operation, ergonomic design
- low noise and maintenance-free
- 2-year warranty
- conforms with CE standards
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Applications | separation, fractioning, particle size determination | Feed material | powders, bulk materials, suspensions | Measuring range* | 20 µm to 25 mm | Max. batch / feed capacity | 3 kg | Max. number of fractions | 9 / 17 | Max. mass of sieve stack | 4 kg | Amplitude Adjustment range | analogue 0 - 3 mm | Sieve acceleration | – | Time display Adjustment range | analogue 1 - 60 min | Interval operation Adjustment range | - - | Vibration height | analogue | rpm | analogue | Parameter combinations that can be stored | – | Motion of product to be sieved | throwing motion with angular momentum | Suitable for sieving of dry products | yes | Suitable for sieving of wet products | yes | Serial interface | - | Including test certificate / can be calibrated | - | Suitable sieve diameters | 100 mm / 150 mm / 200 mm / 203 mm (8") | Height of sieve stack | up to approx. 450 mm | W x H x D | 400 x 230 x 350 mm | Net weight | approx. 30 kg | *depending on feed material and instrument configuration/settings | . |
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