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2mag Control Unit MIXcontrol MTP for MIXdrive MTP (Drive Ordered Separately)

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: 2000 1/min

$2,149.11

Inc. GST

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Product description

The 2mag Control Unit MIXcontrol MTP for MIXdrive MTP is a universal control unit designed for the connection of one compatible MIXdrive MTP stirring drive. It provides accurate and dependable control for laboratory stirring applications, with jerk-free stirring even at low speeds for smooth and stable performance. With its digital display and practical control functions, this unit is well suited to laboratories that require reliable operation and convenient adjustment for routine mixing tasks.

Key Features:

Brand: 2mag
Compatibility: Designed for connection of one compatible MIXdrive MTP stirring drive
Stirring Performance: Jerk-free stirring, even at low speeds
Power Setting: 4-step power setting for reliable stirring performance
Start Function: SoftStart for smooth and controlled operation
Display: Digital display for speed and power setting
Speed Adjustment: QuickSet function for fast setting of start or maximum speed
Memory Function: Saves the last used settings for convenience
Design: Easy-to-clean housing for practical laboratory use
Application: Suitable for laboratory stirring and mixing applications

Note: Drive must be ordered separately.

The 2mag Control Unit MIXcontrol MTP for MIXdrive MTP is a practical solution for laboratories that need precise, user-friendly control of a compatible stirring drive. Its smooth low-speed performance, convenient memory function, and QuickSet adjustment make it well suited to routine laboratory use where consistent control and ease of operation are important.

Frequently asked questions

It is a universal control unit designed for the connection of one compatible MIXdrive MTP stirring drive. It provides accurate and dependable control for laboratory stirring applications, with jerk-free stirring even at low speeds for smooth and stable performance. With its digital display and practical control functions, this unit is well suited to laboratories that require reliable operation and convenient adjustment for routine mixing tasks.

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