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Precision 8" brass-bronze test sieve with 75μm aperture and 300mm depth for particle size analysis.
The Endecotts #200 Extra-Depth Test Sieve features an 8-inch diameter brass frame combined with woven bronze wire mesh, providing a precise aperture size of 75 μm (0.0029"). With a total sieve depth of 300 mm, it ensures accurate particle size distribution analysis, essential in material characterization and quality control. Constructed with durability in mind, the sieve incorporates a robust steel frame supporting premium brass and bronze mesh, optimized for consistent sieving performance.
This precision test sieve is widely used in construction and cement industries for assessing granular material fineness and particle grading, making it critical for laboratories involved in biotechnology-related bioprocessing quality control and molecular diagnostics sample preparation when particle size standardization is required. Its extra depth design enhances retention capacity, facilitating efficient separation during sieving tasks in both research and industrial workflows.
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This test sieve is an essential tool for laboratories conducting granulometry studies in neuroscience and biotechnology fields, as well as in materials science and clinical diagnostics environments requiring exact particle size classification.
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Last updated 23 October 2026