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Retsch 01.462.0231 5 mL Laboratory Grinding Jar

UsedRetschMillsGermany

€732.56excl. VAT

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Product description

New 5 mL Retsch grinding jar for small-quantity laboratory sample preparation and material comminution.

The Retsch 01.462.0231 5 mL Grinding Jar is a compact laboratory grinding vessel designed for sample preparation and efficient comminution of small material quantities. It is suitable for use with various Retsch laboratory grinding devices and supports homogeneous sample processing for scientific and industrial applications.

  • Volume: 5 mL
  • Material: High-quality, durable material for reliable grinding performance
  • Application: Laboratory sample preparation and material comminution
  • Compatibility: Suitable for various Retsch grinders
  • Design: Compact and durable vessel
  • Dimensions: Depending on the model and compatible Retsch device
  • Weight: Approximately 50 g
  • Condition: New and ready to use

This Retsch grinding jar is suitable for laboratory milling workflows in materials research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, and general analytical sample preparation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026