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IKA Fly Vane Stirrer R 1352, Stirrer Ø, Shaft Ø, Shaft Length 60/15, 8, 350 mm

Brand:IKA

Stirring head Ø folded

Stirring head Ø

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Stirring head Ø folded
15 mm
Stirring head Ø
60 mm
Stirring rotor Ø
8 mm
Length
350 mm
Material
Stainless steel
No. of s tirring blades
2
Type of stirrer
Centrifugal stirrers
Type
R 1352
UNSPSC
41103816

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Product description

The IKA Fly Vane Stirrer R 1352 is designed for efficient stirring in laboratory applications. Featuring a 60/15, 8, 350 mm shaft with a fly vane, this stirrer is perfect for precise and effective mixing. The shaft dimensions and fly vane design ensure optimal performance for various lab processes, providing smooth and reliable stirring for a wide range of liquids and suspensions.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Model: Fly Vane Stirrer R 1352
  • Dimensions: Shaft Ø 60/15, 8, 350 mm
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory stirring and mixing applications
  • Performance: Ensures smooth and efficient stirring for liquids and suspensions

The IKA Fly Vane Stirrer R 1352 is a reliable tool for precise and effective stirring in various laboratory environments.

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Fly vane stirrer R 1352 stirrer Ø, shaft Ø, shaft length, 60/15, 8, 350 mm

Manufacturer P/N

0000756900

Part Number

9.197 011

Manufacturer

IKA

Stirring head Ø folded

15 mm

R 1355 fly vane stirrer Stirrer Ø, Shaft Ø, shaft length 100/24, 8, 550 mm

Manufacturer P/N

0001132700

Part Number

9.197 013

Manufacturer

IKA

Stirring head Ø folded

24 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for efficient stirring in laboratory applications. Featuring a 60/15, 8, 350 mm shaft with a fly vane, this stirrer is perfect for precise and effective mixing. The shaft dimensions and fly vane design ensure optimal performance for various lab processes, providing smooth and reliable stirring for a wide range of liquids and suspensions.

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