Heidolph Platform Shaker Unimax 1010-UK, 30 – 500 RPM, 10 mm Orbit provides precise and reliable orbital shaking for medium sample throughput applications. With a compact and sturdy design, this shaker delivers consistent motion ideal for use with Erlenmeyer flasks and other laboratory vessels. Its smooth, circular agitation ensures uniform mixing and homogenization across a wide range of experimental needs.
Key Features:
Brand: Heidolph
Speed Range: Adjustable 30 – 500 RPM for versatile mixing control
Orbit: 10 mm orbital agitation for efficient and uniform mixing
Timer: Programmable up to 99 h 99 min 99 s for precise timed operations
Application: Ideal for mixing Erlenmeyer flasks and other lab vessels
Design: Compact and durable construction for stable operation
Packaging: Platform shaker unit only
Note: Attachments are not included – please order separately.
The Heidolph Unimax 1010-UK offers quiet operation, precise speed control, and exceptional reliability, making it a trusted choice for routine and advanced laboratory mixing applications.
Heidolph Platform Shaker Unimax 1010-UK, 30 – 500 RPM, 10 mm Orbit provides precise and reliable orbital shaking for medium sample throughput applications. With a compact and sturdy design, this shaker delivers consistent motion ideal for use with Erlenmeyer flasks and other laboratory vessels. Its smooth, circular agitation ensures uniform mixing and homogenization across a wide range of experimental needs.
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