Our 5/32” Stainless Steel Grinding Balls are used with 96 deep well plates and 2 ml microfuge tubes to bead beat. Our 5/32” Stainless Steel Grinding Balls are made of 440C stainless steel, allowing them to be retrieved with a magnet, while remaining resistant to corrosion.
All of our grinding balls are ready-to-use and have been treated to remove residual oils and contaminants.
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