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2mag Magnetic Stirrer System bioMIX 1 for Cell Cultures, Internal Control

Brand:2mag

Specifications

HS Code #: 84798200
Depth: 238 mm
Depth working area: 180 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 188 x 238 x 38 mm
Display: Digital
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 38 mm
IP code: IP 64
Material housing: Stainless steel
Material stirring surface: Stainless steel
Max. permitted ambient temp.: 50 °C

$2,746.60

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Product description

The 2mag Magnetic Stirrer System bioMIX 1 for Cell Cultures, Internal Control, is designed for extremely slow, gentle, and 100% jerk-free mixing of cell cultures in laboratory environments. Built with a maintenance-free 2mag stepper-motor drive, this system provides even and smooth stirring at low speeds, making it suitable for sensitive biological applications where careful agitation is important. Its internal control functions support reliable and reproducible operation for long-term laboratory use.

Key Features:

Brand: 2mag
System Type: Magnetic stirrer system for cell culture applications
Drive Type: Maintenance-free 2mag stepper-motor drive
Mixing Performance: Extremely slow, gentle, and 100% jerk-free mixing
Stirring Quality: Even and smooth stirring at slow speeds
Power Setting: 10-step power setting for high power with large and viscous media volumes, and reduced power for non-warming continuous operation
Display: Digital display for speed and power setting
Start Function: SoftStart for reliable and safe acceleration of the stirring bar
Speed Adjustment: QuickSet for rapid setting of start and maximum speed
Memory Function: Stores the last working status when switched off
Flask Compatibility: Suitable for culture flasks with spinning propeller or spinning ball systems
Warranty: 3-year warranty
Country of Manufacture: Made in Germany

Note: For incubator use, 2mag recommends the specially developed bioMIXdrive series due to reduced heat emission.

The 2mag Magnetic Stirrer System bioMIX 1 for Cell Cultures, Internal Control, is an excellent choice for laboratories that require gentle, stable, and reproducible stirring for sensitive cell culture work. Its stepper-motor drive, non-warming continuous operation, and compatibility with specialised culture flask systems make it especially useful in biological workflows where low-shear mixing and reliable long-term performance are important.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for extremely slow, gentle, and 100% jerk-free mixing of cell cultures in laboratory environments. Built with a maintenance-free 2mag stepper-motor drive, this system provides even and smooth stirring at low speeds, making it suitable for sensitive biological applications where careful agitation is important. Its internal control functions support reliable and reproducible operation for long-term laboratory use.

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