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2mag Control Unit bioMIXcontrol 4MS for bioMIXdrive 1 Only

Brand:2mag

Specifications

Depth: 155 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 200 x 155 x 38 mm
Display: Digital
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 38 mm
IP code: IP 20
Material housing: Stainless steel
Max. permitted ambient temp.: 40 °C
Max. relative humidity rate: 80 %
Max. speed: 250 1/min

$7,988.34

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Product description

The 2mag Control Unit bioMIXcontrol 4MS for bioMIXdrive 1 Only is designed for precise and dependable control of up to 4 bioMIXdrive 1 stirring drives in laboratory applications. Based on the bioMIXcontrol platform, this model allows individual and independent speed setting for each connected stirring drive, giving users flexible control across multiple stirring positions. It also features a synchronous speed mode that allows all connected drives to be operated together at the touch of a button, making it well suited to laboratories that require coordinated multi-position stirring.

Key Features:

Brand: 2mag
Model: bioMIXcontrol 4MS
Compatibility: Designed for use with 4 x bioMIXdrive 1 stirring drives
Control Type: Individual and independent speed setting for each stirring drive
Synchronous Mode: Synchronous speed mode for all drives with one-touch operation
Application: Suitable for laboratory applications requiring coordinated and flexible control of multiple stirring drives
Base Design: Identical to bioMIXcontrol platform

The 2mag Control Unit bioMIXcontrol 4MS for bioMIXdrive 1 Only is a practical solution for laboratories that need reliable multi-drive control with both independent and synchronised operation. Its flexible control layout makes it especially useful in biological and laboratory workflows where multiple stirring positions must be managed accurately and efficiently.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise and dependable control of up to 4 bioMIXdrive 1 stirring drives in laboratory applications. Based on the bioMIXcontrol platform, this model allows individual and independent speed setting for each connected stirring drive, giving users flexible control across multiple stirring positions. It also features a synchronous speed mode that allows all connected drives to be operated together at the touch of a button, making it well suited to laboratories that require coordinated multi-position stirring.

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