Water Bath Constant Temperature Electromagnetic Stirrer

The water bath constant temperature electromagnetic stirrer uses an electromagnetic field to drive the rotation of a magnetic stir bar inside the container, achieving liquid mixing, while the water bath provides a stable temperature environment. It is used for stirring solutions requiring temperature control in laboratories, such as chemical reactions and sample preparation.
Selection
Consider the temperature range and accuracy, stirring speed range, water bath capacity and material, electromagnetic stirring power, safety features such as overheating protection, and whether the equipment dimensions match the laboratory space.

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With dual functions of constant temperature water Bath and magnetic Stir, temperature control accuracy up to +/- 0.5 ℃, Stir speed 0~ 1500rpm, stainless steel studio corrosion resistance, support 4 × 1000ml Stir, safe and easy operation.

$ 522.00

With dual functions of constant temperature water Bath and magnetic Stir, temperature control accuracy up to +/- 0.5 ℃, Stir speed 0~ 1500rpm, stainless steel studio corrosion resistance, support 6 samples processed simultaneously.

$ 620.00

Water Bath and water Bath are integrated to achieve dual-use, using one-time stamping stainless steel liner for easy cleaning, temperature control accuracy +/- 0.3 ℃, equipped with water shortage and air burning and independent temperature limit safety system to ensure safe operation.

$ 562.00

With water Bath thermostatic oscillation and low temperature refrigeration dual functions, thermostatic range 0-100 ℃, temperature accuracy +/- 0.5 ℃, support reciprocating oscillation and digital constant speed operation, suitable for a variety of sample fostering needs.

$ 1027.00

Temperature range RT + 5~ 99 ℃, Fluctuation +/- 0.3 ℃, set water Tank and Water Bath as a whole, one-time stamping forming stainless steel liner, with water shortage anti-air burning and independent temperature limit alarm system to ensure safe operation.

$ 341.00

With water shortage and air burning function, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.3 ℃, Temperature range RT + 5~ 99 ℃, integrated sink and water Bath dual-use, easy to clean and safe operation.

$ 391.00

Temperature control accuracy of +/- 0.5 ℃, temperature resolution of 0.1 ℃, equipped with a built-in circulating water pump to output thermostatic water flow, stainless steel structure to ensure durability and easy cleaning.

$ 367.00

Water Bath and sink as a whole, using a stamping forming stainless steel liner, Temperature range RT + 5~ 99 ℃, temperature fluctuation +/- 0.3 ℃, with water shortage and independent temperature limit alarm function.

$ 493.00

Temperature range covers -40 to 100 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation accuracy to +/- 0.05 ℃, resolution up to 0.01 ℃, and supports internal and external double cycle mode to meet the needs of various experiments inside and outside the tank.

$ 1285.00

Adopt stainless steel liner and microcomputer intelligent temperature control system, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.2 ℃, resolution 0.1 ℃, with over-temperature water cut-off alarm function, built-in circulating water pump can output thermostatic water flow.

$ 622.00

Brushless DC motor to achieve constant speed operation, high temperature control accuracy without drift, Oscillation Frequency 0-300rpm adjustable, swing amplitude 20mm, to meet different experimental needs.

$ 932.00

High temperature control accuracy, Temperature Fluctuation ≤ +/- 0.5 ℃, equipped with circulating pump flow ≥ 4L/min, to ensure uniform water temperature, strong corrosion resistance, compact structure, suitable for a variety of experimental scenarios.

$ 302.00

Double station independent temperature control design, stirring speed up to 2600rpm, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, with PID self-tuning function, support dry burning, oil Bath and water Bath three Heating mode.

$ 344.00

Using brushless DC motor to achieve 0~ 300rpm constant speed oscillation, Temperature range RT +~ 100 ℃, swing amplitude 20mm to ensure uniform mixing, timing function 0~ 120min to meet different experimental needs.

$ 740.00

Using DC motor to ensure no-load operation for more than 10,000 hours, no noise vibration; fast IT microcontroller to achieve accurate adjustment of speed and temperature, support dry burning, water Bath and oil Bath various working modes, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, heating power 800W.

$ 172.00

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