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FRITSCH’s highly versatile Pulverisette 19 universal cutting mills can reduce dry materials, whether tough, brittle, hard, soft, fibrous or temperature-sensitive to a fine powder with unsurpassed ease and efficiency. The Pulverisette 19’s variable speed can be adjusted from 300 to 3,000 rpm, enabling rapid and reliable comminution. The slow-speed universal cutting mill has a variable speed of 50 – 700 rpm finely grinds even the smallest of samples.
What are the main advantages of owning a universal cutting mill?
FRITSCH’s universal cutting mills can have the rotor speed adjusted by the operator to suit the sample being comminuted, so it can offer a powerful and fine level of grinding.
The universal cutting mills are simple, quick and efficient to clean – free of residues.
Stainless steel models are available for analytical labs, as well as the food and pharma sectors.
There are a variety of rotors and knife geometries, changeable blades, efficient and user-friendly sieve cassettes and other innovations to make the operator’s experience easier.
To further enhance performance, operators can combine the universal cutting mill with Fritsch’s Cyclone separator as a sample exhaust. This simplifies sample feeding, increases throughput, reduces thermal load and enables a final comminution with finer particles, even from the toughest material.
A cutting mill designed for simple maintenance
Available only from FRITSCH: For residue-free cleaning all grinding parts of our Cutting Mills can be removed within seconds without tools – unbeatable fast, simple and efficient.
All components of Fritsch cutting mills’ grinding mechanisms can be removed without the need for tools quickly and easily. This offers a wide open and empty grinding chamber with minimal dead space and smooth interior walls, which is simple and rapid to clean and ensure against cross-contamination of samples.
IET 36.2 Mar/Apr 2026