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ASTM E-11 compliant Tyler 8" sieve with brass frame and 90μm stainless steel mesh for precise particle size analysis.
The Tyler #170 8-inch brass frame test sieve features a full-height design equipped with a stainless steel cloth mesh of 90μm (0.0035") aperture size, providing accurate particle size measurement essential for applications in agricultural, biotechnology, chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries. This sieve complies with ASTM E-11 specifications, ensuring standardized test performance for particle size distribution and bioprocessing quality control.
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This high-precision sieve is critical for researchers and laboratory professionals requiring adherence to stringent particle size standards across multiple domains including biotechnology production pipelines and clinical diagnostics particle assessment.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
