Laboratory Liquid Stirrer

The laboratory liquid stirrer uses a motor to drive the blades to rotate, creating vortices in the liquid to achieve uniform mixing. It is used for dissolving, reacting, or dispersing samples such as coatings and inks, and its rotation speed can be adjusted to suit liquids of different viscosities.
Selection
Match the stirring power according to the viscosity of the sample and the container size, considering the use of anti-corrosion materials to handle chemical solvents. Magnetic stirring is suitable for closed reactions, while mechanical stirring is appropriate for high-viscosity materials. Pay attention to temperature control and safety protection functions.

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Instruments

Cantilever structure to prevent liquid infiltration, large proportion of chilled down surface uniform heat dissipation, Speed range 60~ 2000rpm, Max. Torque 1850gcm, suitable for viscosity of 10000mPa · s liquid stirring.

$ 372.00

Max. stirring Capacity 1000mL, Speed range 0-1600rpm, using magnetic field drive technology implementation of non-contact stirring, suitable for a variety of low viscosity liquid mixing needs.

$ 107.00

DC brushless motor design, Rotation speed 0~ 2000rpm, put in the stirrer without hopper; double-decked thermal insulation structure, rapid heating and prolong the life of the host; built-in over-temperature protection device, safe and reliable use.

$ 222.00

DC three-phase brushless motor, no spark and high efficiency, large torque, motor temperature rise is extremely small, Speed range 60~ 1500rpm, can adapt to high viscosity liquid stirring, stable and reliable operation.

$ 399.00

Speed range 0-1800rpm, Max. stirring Capacity 2000ml, table size 130 * 130mm, compact size for laboratory use.

$ 98.00

Heating power 800W, speed range 0-2600 rpm, support vacuum reaction and pressure reaction for a long time stirring, with durable magnetic steel and PTFE stirrer.

$ 209.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 80N.cm, can handle 80000mPa · s viscosity liquid, with overload protection and automatic stop function, supports a variety of Impeller options.

$ 795.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 60N.cm, supports medium and high viscosity liquid mixing, with automatic torque adjustment and overload protection functions, can run continuously for a long time.

$ 690.00

Adopt stepless speed range 0~ 1600rpm, equipped with nano Pottery and porcelain plate to improve heat resistance Impact performance, with double safety circuit temperature control, Max. Stirring Capacity up to 1000mL.

$ 169.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 60N.cm, supports medium and high viscosity liquid mixing, with overload protection and automatic torque adjustment function, can operate safely for a long time.

$ 701.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 60N.cm, can handle 50000mPa · s viscosity liquid. DC brushless motor ensures long-term operation, with automatic overload protection and LCD screen display function.

$ 696.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 60N.cm, supports medium and high viscosity liquid mixing, with overload protection and automatic torque adjustment function, can run continuously for a long time.

$ 683.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 60N.cm, can handle 50000mPa.s viscosity liquid, with automatic overload protection function, configure a variety of Impeller to adapt to different experimental needs.

$ 683.00

Speed range 30-2200rpm, Max. Torque 60N.cm, can handle 50000mPa · s viscous liquid, with automatic overload protection and LCD screen display, support long-term continuous operation.

$ 695.00

The Gamma ball volume replacement method is used to support 0.01-300 g weight range and 0.001g/cm ³ density accuracy, and the immersion depth of the liquid level can be adjusted arbitrarily and the air buoyancy error can be compensated.

$ 875.00

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