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Retsch Zirconium Oxide Grinding Balls 32.368.0004, 500 g

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Product description

Zirconium oxide grinding balls for laboratory mills, supplied in a 500 g package.

Retsch zirconium oxide grinding balls, model 32.368.0004, are laboratory milling media designed for use in compatible grinding and planetary ball mills. Zirconium oxide media are suitable for sample preparation and size-reduction workflows requiring durable, contamination-resistant grinding components.

  • Material: Zirconium oxide
  • Package weight: 500 g / 0.5 kg
  • Manufacturer: Retsch
  • Model/part number: 32.368.0004

These grinding balls are relevant to applications in materials science, chemical analysis, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, and laboratory sample preparation. The listing states that the offered item was tested and is fully functional and ready for use.

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Last updated 7 November 2026