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Haver & Boecker Analytical Test Sieve 200 x 32 mm, 0.125 mm Aperture, 125 µm, 00521602, Retsch

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Screen Aperture
0.125 mm
Sieve Diameter
200 mm
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Specifications 4

Brands
Haver & Boecker
New/Used
Used
Screen Aperture
0.125 mm
Sieve Diameter
200 mm

Product description

Analytical test sieve with 200 mm diameter, 32 mm height, and 125 µm aperture for particle size analysis.

The Haver & Boecker analytical test sieve 00521602 is designed for laboratory particle size analysis, powder characterization, and quality control workflows. It has a 200 mm sieve diameter, 32 mm height, and 0.125 mm screen aperture, equivalent to 125 µm.

  • Sieve diameter: 200 mm
  • Sieve height: 32 mm
  • Screen aperture: 0.125 mm / 125 µm
  • Suitable for particle size distribution testing of powders, granules, and particulate materials
  • Product reference: 00521602
  • The offered unit has been tested and is described as fully functional and ready for use

This laboratory sieve is suitable for material characterization in research, industrial quality assurance, chemical processing, pharmaceutical development, and biotechnology-related powder analysis.

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Last updated 19 October 2026