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Topas EMS 755 electromagnetic sieve shaker for dry and wet particle size analysis, with four analytical 50 µm sieves and amplitude control.
The Topas EMS 755 electromagnetic sieve shaker is a laboratory sieve shaker for dry powders and wet suspensions. It supports fine particle size analysis, particle fractionation and analytical sample preparation.
The unit includes four analytical 50 µm sieves. Adjustable amplitude from 0% to 100% allows the oscillation intensity to be set for the sieving process. Horizontal and vertical sieve clamp oscillation supports particle separation.
The used unit operates on 230 V AC and has an integrated tripod clamp for a 15 mm stand rod. The main unit measures 140 × 70 × 270 mm and weighs approximately 3.1 kg without the tripod or 3.7 kg with the tripod.
The Topas EMS 755 is an electromagnetic sieve shaker for laboratory particle size analysis of dry powders and wet suspensions. It is designed for fine particle separation, including ultra fine particles below 20 µm.
The used Topas EMS 755 is suited to particle size analysis, fine powder sieving, suspension separation, filtration testing, media testing and analytical sample preparation.
The adjustable amplitude controls the sieving force applied to the sample. This supports adjustment for dry powder sieving, wet suspension separation and fine particle fractionation.
The supplied 50 µm analytical sieves establish a fine screening aperture for particle size analysis. The approximately 75 mm sieve diameter defines the compatible analytical sieve format.
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Last updated 5 November 2026
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