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Xiaojin GB/T6003.1-1997 Standard #160 Stainless Steel 8" Sieve

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Country/region of manufacture
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Z4
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Xiaojin
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Used
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Condition Description
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Type
Stainless Steel
Country/region of manufacture
China
Custom Label
Z4

Product description

8" stainless steel full-height sieve, 250μm aperture, for particle size analysis across various industries.

  • 8-inch full-height sieve constructed with stainless steel frame and stainless steel cloth
  • Aperture size: 0.0098" (250 μm)
  • Compliant with GB/T6003.1-1997 standard, #160 mesh size
  • Suitable for particle measurement in agricultural, biochemical, chemical, cosmetic, fertilizer, food, mineral, pharmaceutical, plastic, and metal product industries
  • Price quoted per single sieve
  • Includes access to US-standard mesh chart for reference

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Last updated 22 October 2026