The Heidolph Test Tube Shakers REAX Control offers exceptional performance for shaking test tubes with precise control over shaking frequency. Featuring a small attachment plate, it provides shaking frequencies ranging from 0 to 2400 RPM, allowing for fine-tuned mixing speeds. Equipped with an electronic speed controller, this shaker guarantees consistent and reliable results across a variety of laboratory applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Heidolph
Shaking Frequency: Adjustable from 0 to 2400 RPM for precise control
Small Attachment Plate: Ideal for shaking test tubes and small vessels
Speed Control: Analog dial speed control with accurate rpm number settings
Electronic Speed Controller: Provides constant rpm output even at very low speeds and under varying loads for consistent performance
Versatile Usage: Suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications including research and sample preparation
Optional Accessories: Attachment for vessels up to 50 mm diameter available
Scope of Supply:
Test tube shaker including small attachment (diameter 20 mm)
Optimize your laboratory shaking processes with the Heidolph Test Tube Shakers REAX Control, offering exceptional flexibility and control for precise mixing results.
It offers exceptional performance for shaking test tubes with precise control over shaking frequency. Featuring a small attachment plate, it provides shaking frequencies ranging from 0 to 2400 RPM, allowing for fine-tuned mixing speeds. Equipped with an electronic speed controller, this shaker guarantees consistent and reliable results across a variety of laboratory applications.
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