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Grant Multi-Tube Digital Vortex 300-3500rpm, 0.2ml - 50ml Tubes, including (SV-4/30, SV-10/10, SV-16/8, SV-8/15)

Brand:Grant

Specifications

Depth: 170 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 180 x 170 x 145 mm
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 145 mm
Max. loading capacity: 0.2 kg
Max. permitted ambient temp.: 40 °C
Max. relative humidity rate: 80 %
Max. speed: 3500 1/min
Max. voltage: 230 V
Min. permitted ambient temperature: 4 °C

$1,445.85

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Grant Multi-Tube Digital Vortex is a versatile and high-performance vortex mixer designed for mixing a wide range of tube sizes, from 0.2ml to 50ml. With adjustable speeds ranging from 300 to 3500rpm, this vortexer ensures thorough and consistent mixing for a variety of laboratory applications. The unit includes multiple adapters (SV-4/30, SV-10/10, SV-16/8, SV-8/15) to accommodate different tube sizes, making it ideal for research in molecular biology, biochemistry, and general laboratory workflows.

Key Features:

Brand: Grant
Speed Range: Adjustable from 300 to 3500 rpm for optimal mixing results
Tube Compatibility: Accommodates 0.2ml to 50ml tubes with included adapters
Display: Two-line LCD shows set and actual values for speed and time
Timer: 0 to 60 minutes or continuous operation for user flexibility
Stability: Rubber suction pads secure the unit to work surfaces and reduce vibration
Application: Ideal for use in molecular biology, biochemistry, and general laboratory mixing tasks
Digital Control: Precise control over speed and time for consistent results

Scope of Supply:

Vortexer
Platform SV-4/30 (4 x 50 ml tubes)
Platform SV-10/10 (10 x 10 ml tubes)
Platform SV-16/8 (16 x 1.5 ml, 8 x 0.5 ml, and 8 x 0.2 ml reaction vessels)
Platform SV-8/15 (8 x 15 ml tubes)
Manual

The Grant Multi-Tube Digital Vortex offers reliable and efficient mixing, making it an essential tool for laboratories working with multiple tube sizes and requiring fast and uniform mixing.

Frequently asked questions

It is a versatile and high-performance vortex mixer designed for mixing a wide range of tube sizes, from 0.2ml to 50ml. With adjustable speeds ranging from 300 to 3500rpm, this vortexer ensures thorough and consistent mixing for a variety of laboratory applications. The unit includes multiple adapters (SV-4/30, SV-10/10, SV-16/8, SV-8/15) to accommodate different tube sizes, making it ideal for research in molecular biology, biochemistry, and general laboratory workflows.

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