The Perfect Mill for Each Application

Mills and grinders

The Perfect Mill for Each Application

18 Feb, 2013

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Fritsch cutting mills are ideal for size reduction of soft to medium-hard, tough-elastic and fibrous materials as well as for heterogeneous mixtures. They are indispensable in the areas of plastics, textiles, agriculture, forestry, environment, construction materials, chemistry and foodstuffs as well as for analytic and sample preparation for RoHS-analysis.

A particularly important criterion for a cutting mill is the question how fast and easy it can be cleaned in daily laboratory use. Therefore Fritsch have placed particular value on the easy cleaning when they developed the Fritsch PULVERISETTE 19. The entire grinding chamber can be opened easily in seconds and both the rotor and the sieve can simply be removed with simple motions. Only with Fritsch cutting mills is it possible to lift open the entire top part of the housing as well as the door – in fact, the door can be completely removed. And that’s not all: the rotor of Fritsch cutting mills can be removed easily without tools for quick cleaning in between and it can be turned by hand, when the mill is open. The result: a completely open and empty grinding chamber with minimal dead space for easy and quick cleaning – a secure protection against cross contaminations.

Send Fritsch your most difficult sample and they will carry out a complimentary sample grinding for you.

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