Lab Mixer / Laboratory Mixers

Laboratory mixers are instruments designed to mix varying amount of liquids ranging from just a few milliliters up to multiple gallons. With uses in a slew of scientific industries, lab mixers are an integral component of labs across the globe. There are several different types of lab mixers. For instance, some such as vortex mixers have a small vibrating platform while others have paddle-like attachments which stir the liquid from overhead. Things to consider when purchasing a mixer for your lab are the speed, capacity, and space required.
CompanyGlas-Col, LLCGlas-Col, LLC
ItemPulse Platform MixerNon Aerating/Upward Flow Stirrers
Catalog Number099A PPM12099D UF12 / 099D UF24 / 099D 25A / 099D 25B
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DescriptionGlas-Col's new orbital Pulse Mixer is capable of performing high or low speed pulse mixing for most applications. This unit is able to accommodate a wide variety of glassware, racks, well plates or reactor blocks for accurate, repeatable results.

Our pulse mixers have been used in blood banks,
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The upward flow stirrer mixes without introducing air. The unique, continuous-shearing and blending nonaer1an.gifaction occurs entirely below the solution's surface, creating a thorough mixing action without foaming or splashing. Even at high speeds in nearly full containers, there is minimal ... Read More
CapacityInquire250 to 8000 ml (depends on model)
Speed Range150 to 1800 rpm100 to 11,500 rpm
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