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    Elevating Agitator

    Overview Knowledge Standards Terms
    The lifting stirrer drives the stirring paddle to rotate through a motor, while allowing height adjustment to achieve material mixing and mass transfer. It is used for uniform stirring of samples such as laboratory coatings and inks to prevent sedimentation and stratification.
    Selection
    When selecting, consider the viscosity of the material to match the speed range, determine the lifting stroke based on the container depth, ensure the stainless steel blades are corrosion-resistant, the chuck fixation method accommodates different containers, and the motor power meets the requirements for prolonged operation.
    Material
    Mixing Effect
    Lifting method
    Capacity
    Viscosity
    Speed range
    Temperature
    Timing function
    Explosion-proof
    Automation

    Terms

    Refrigerated Stirring Thermostat Bath
    Three-Axis Dispersion Mixer
    Speed-adjustable electric stirrer
    Explosion-proof mixer
    Heating Magnetic Stirrer
    Constant temperature bath
    Grinding dispersing mixer
    Impeller Stirrer
    Laboratory Mixer
    Ink Dispersion Mixer

    Standards

    Active GB/T 22459.6-2022
    Refractory mortars—Part 6: Determination of moisture content of ready-mixed mortars
    Active GB/T 45687-2025
    Type selection test method of vertical stirred mill
    Active GB/T 21868.3-2008
    Pigments and extenders - Methods of dispersion for assessment of dispersion characteristics - Part 3: Dispersion using a high-speed impeller mill

    Articles

    Lab Mixer Selection - Viscosity Determines Torque
    This article mainly discusses how to select a laboratory mixer based on the viscosity of the material. The higher the viscosity, the greater the torque required. Low-viscosity liquids are suitable for high speed and low torque, while high-viscosity materials require low speed and high torque.
    Temperature Oscillation Suppression in Reflux Synthesis Using Laboratory Stirring Heating Mantles
    This article explores the causes and suppression methods of temperature oscillations in laboratory heating mantles during reflux synthesis.