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Benchmark IPD9600-35ZO Zirconium Oxide jar 35ml, set of 2

€3,856.53excl. VAT

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Volume Per Jar
35ml
For Use With
Benchmark IPD9600 BeadBlaster 96 Ball Mill Homogenizer
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Specifications 4

Brands
Benchmark Scientific
New/Used
New
Volume Per Jar
35ml
For Use With
Benchmark IPD9600 BeadBlaster 96 Ball Mill Homogenizer

Product description

Ideal for grinding softer samples where trace metals are a concern.

Benchmark IPD9600-35ZO Zirconium Oxide jar 35ml, set of 2 The Benchmark IPD9600-35ZO Zirconium Oxide jar 35ml, set of 2 are ideal for grinding biological samples, plants, bones, teeth, soils, and sludges. These jars are offered in a 35ml volume with 15mm zirconium oxide grinding balls. Zirconium oxide is a chemically inert ceramic material. Not as hard as and less expensive than tungsten carbide, it is used for softer samples where trace metals from stainless steel may be a concern. These jars are designed for use with the Benchmark IPD9600 BeadBlaster 96 Ball Mill Homogenizer.

INCLUDED: The Benchmark IPD9600-35ZO Zirconium Oxide jar 35ml, set of 2 includes:

  • Set of IPD9600-35ZO Zirconium Oxide Jars
  • Manufacturer's Documentation
  • 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026