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Tyler #200 All Brass 12" Test Sieve with 75μm Aperture

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MPN
6349
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - NOT USED
Type
Brass-Brass
Weight (lbs)
3
Country/region of manufacture
Canada
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Specifications 9

Brands
W.S. Tyler
New/Used
New
MPN
6349
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - NOT USED
Type
Brass-Brass
Dimensions
13"W x 13"D x 5"H
Weight (lbs)
3
Country/region of manufacture
Canada
Custom Label
AA5

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Product description

All-brass 12" test sieve with 75μm aperture, meeting ASTM E-11 standards for particle measurement.

  • Full-height 12" test sieve with brass frame and brass cloth
  • Aperture size: 75 μm (0.0029")
  • Suitable for particle size analysis in agriculture, bio-industry, chemical, cosmetics, industrial, fertilizer, food, mineral, pharmaceutical, plastics, and metal product applications
  • Complies with ASTM E-11 specifications
  • Fine mesh screen cloth fabricated to tight tolerances to ensure variation in average openings is within 50% of allowable ASTM or ISO limits
  • Serialized for precise identification and traceability
  • Refer to US-Standard Mesh Chart for further aperture details

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Last updated 8 November 2026