Fritsch

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Fritsch GmbH is a world-renowned German manufacturer of high-performance laboratory instruments for sample preparation and particle analysis. Founded in 1920 in Idar-Oberstein, the company has remained a family-owned enterprise for over a century, driven by a passion for precision engineering and innovation. Fritsch is famous for its "PULVERISETTE" range of mills and "ANALYSETTE" range of particle sizers and sieving machines, which have become industry standards for research and quality control. Their mission is to provide the "ideal solution" for every material, whether it involves grinding minerals to nano-scale, crushing industrial waste, or analyzing particle size distributions via laser diffraction. By maintaining all R&D and production in Germany, Fritsch ensures that every device delivers the reliability and accuracy required for the most demanding scientific applications.

 

The Fritsch range at LabFriend features professional sample preparation solutions, headlined by the iconic planetary ball mills and high-speed rotor mills for rapid comminution of soft to hard materials. For precise measurement, the brand provides advanced analytical measurement tools, including laser particle sizers and vibratory sieve shakers designed for reproducible results. Their portfolio also includes specialized industrial equipment, such as jaw crushers for heavy-duty primary crushing and knife mills for processing materials with high elastic behavior. To support complete workflows, Fritsch offers a wide array of grinding bowls and balls in various materials like agate, zirconia, and tungsten carbide to prevent cross-contamination. By choosing Fritsch through LabFriend, you benefit from competitive pricing and fast shipping on premium German equipment engineered for durability and scientific precision.

 

Why Choose Fritsch for Your Laboratory?

  • Century of Milling Expertise: Over 100 years of experience in material science, ensuring that every instrument is optimized for the specific physical properties of your sample.
  • Unmatched Particle Fineness: Fritsch planetary mills are capable of reaching the nano-range, making them essential for high-tech materials research and pharmaceutical development.
  • Advanced Laser Diffraction: The ANALYSETTE 22 series offers unique modular designs for wet and dry measurement, providing fast and reliable particle size analysis from 0.01 µm to 2100 µm.
  • Robust "Made in Germany" Quality: Engineered for long-term use in industrial environments, featuring high-torque motors and vibration-resistant chassis.
  • Innovative Safety Features: Instruments like the PULVERISETTE 7 feature automatic grinding bowl recognition and unbalance sensors to ensure safe operation at high speeds.

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Further Test sieve, 71 µm 200 mm dia., 50 mm height
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Knife mill pulverisette 11 1.4 l grinding bowl
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Dispenser Calibrex 520 Fix 1-5 mL fix volume, digital, without bottle
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Grinding beaker 20 ml, stainless steel premium line
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Grinding beaker 80 ml, stainless steel premium line
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Grinding beaker 20 ml, hard metal tungsten carbide
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Grinding beaker 45 ml, stainless steel premium line
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Grinding beaker 45 ml zirconium oxide, with steel frame
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Grinding beaker 20 ml zirconium oxide, with steel frame
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Grinding beaker 80 ml zirconium oxide, with steel frame
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Grinding beaker 20 ml agate, with steel frame
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Gridning beaker 45 ml, sintered corundum
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Grinding beaker 80 ml, sintered corundum
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Grinding beaker 45 ml, tungsten carbide
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Grinding beaker 45 ml agate, with steel frame
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Grinding beaker 80 ml, tungsten carbide
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Frequently asked questions

To prevent contamination, you should typically choose a material harder than your sample and, if possible, one that matches the sample's chemistry (e.g., using stainless steel balls for steel samples).