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IKA Moebius Stirrer R 3000.1 Small, Ø 100mm, Length 565mm

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HS Code #
84799070
Stirring head Ø
100 mm
Stirring rotor Ø
10 mm
Flow
Axial
Length
565 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Type
R 3000.1
UNSPSC
41103816

$1,139.32

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Product description

The IKA Moebius Stirrer R 3000.1 Small is designed for efficient and precise stirring in laboratory environments. With a diameter of Ø 100mm and a length of 565mm, this stirrer ensures uniform mixing for a wide range of applications. The Moebius Stirrer is built for durability and reliable performance, making it an essential tool for laboratories in need of consistent stirring results.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Model: Moebius Stirrer R 3000.1 Small
  • Diameter: Ø 100mm for efficient stirring
  • Length: 565mm for versatility in various container sizes
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory stirring tasks requiring uniform mixing

The IKA Moebius Stirrer R 3000.1 Small is a reliable choice for laboratories requiring high-quality, consistent stirring performance.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for efficient and precise stirring in laboratory environments. With a diameter of Ø 100mm and a length of 565mm, this stirrer ensures uniform mixing for a wide range of applications. The Moebius Stirrer is built for durability and reliable performance, making it an essential tool for laboratories in need of consistent stirring results.

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