Our application consultant Diels Ding, German Centre Singapore, comminutes mineral fertilizer down to nanoparticles.

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Watch the comminution of an aluminium oxide sample using a grinding bowl made of zirconium oxide and 25 x 20 mm grinding balls with the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line.

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Find out on how to use a grinding bowl made of stainless steel for rock sample smaller than 5 mm and counterweight for the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line.

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See how to comminute of a rock sample smaller than 5 mm with an adapter for small grinding bowls and as a counter weight an empty grinding bowl 500 ml for the Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 5 premium line.

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Learn how you can fast and easily prepare cucumbers, apples, dog food and chocolate after embrittlement with nitrogen for your analysis.

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Fritsch micromills have enhanced one NASA lab’s ability to develop optimized ceramic nanoparticulate materials for demanding research projects, including energy storage and thermoelectric device applications, written by Curtis W. Hill und Lee Allen, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.

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A never before achieved fineness with a centrifugal mill is attained in a short amount of time with the new FRITSCH PULVERISETTE 14 premium line.

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Foodstuffs and the raw materials respectively convenience products are often composed clearly more heterogeneous like all other substance groups. Especially in regards to comminution there are often limits like the rheological properties of a material. That’s why often knife mills are utilised.

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The FRITSCH PULVERISETTE 19 is utilized to finely mill cannabis plant material in preparation for SFE processes. The efficient and precise reduction in particle size optimizes oil output and formulation.

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