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DECO-TZP-0.25L 250 mL Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia Grinding Jar

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Product description

250 mL, 95% high-purity yttria-stabilized zirconia jar for wear-resistant ball milling.

The DECO-TZP-0.25L zirconia grinding jar is a 250 mL milling vessel designed for ball mills and laboratory material-processing applications. Manufactured from 95% high-purity yttria-stabilized zirconium, it provides high wear resistance and low contamination during the grinding of metallic and non-metallic materials.

  • Capacity: 250 mL
  • Maximum feeding capacity: Two-thirds of the grinding jar capacity
  • Outer diameter: 91 mm
  • Height: 85 mm
  • Hardness: >89 HRA
  • Density: >5.98 g/cm³
  • Material: 95% high-purity yttria-stabilized zirconium
  • Properties: High wear and corrosion resistance, impact resistance, high thermal expansion, and low thermal conductivity
  • Pricing: Price is for one grinding jar
  • Optional accessory: Six 3 cm zirconium balls, €30 each

This zirconia ball grinding jar is suitable for wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant formulations, magnetic materials, piezoelectric ceramics, dielectric ceramics, electronic ceramics, refractory ceramics, and structural ceramics. Its low-contamination properties also support laboratory workflows in pharmaceuticals, food processing, cosmetics, materials science, and biotechnology research.

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Last updated 3 September 2026