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IKA Dispersing Tool S 25 KD - LR 30 F

Brand:IKA

Specifications

Ø rotor
23 mm
Final fineness emulsion
1 ... 5 µm
Final fineness suspension
5 ... 25 µm
For
T 25 digital/T 25 easy clean digital/T 25 easy clean control
Immersion depth
40 ... 220 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Max. immersion depth
220 mm
Max. temperature
150 °C
Max. working volume
5000 ml
Min. immersion depth
40 mm

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Product description

The IKA Dispersing Tool S 25 KD - LR - 30 F is a stainless steel dispersing head designed for fine emulsification in laboratory applications. The head enables extremely fine emulsions of up to 1 µm, making it suitable for precise sample processing and dispersion tasks.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Product Type: Dispersing tool
  • Model: S 25 KD - LR - 30 F
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Performance: Enables extremely fine emulsions of up to 1 µm
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory dispersion and emulsification

This IKA dispersing tool is ideal for laboratories requiring a stainless steel dispersing head for producing fine emulsions and reliable sample processing.

Frequently asked questions

The S 25 KD - LR - 30 F is designed for laboratory dispersion and emulsification. This dispersing tool format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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$5,747.98

Inc. GST