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IKA Orbital Shaker Hula Dancer Digital

Brand:IKA

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Depth
123 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
123 x 123 x 42 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
42 mm
IP code
IP 42
Max. loading capacity
0.1 kg
Max. permitted ambient temp.
40 °C
Max. relative humidity rate
80 %
Max. speed
2800 1/min
Max. voltage
240 V

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Product description

The IKA Orbital Shaker Hula Dancer Digital is a compact and efficient shaker designed for gentle yet effective mixing in laboratories. Its orbital motion ensures consistent and uniform sample agitation, making it ideal for applications in molecular biology, microbiology, and diagnostics. The digital interface allows precise control over speed and time, enhancing reproducibility.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Motion: Orbital for gentle and effective mixing
  • Control: Digital interface for speed and time adjustments
  • Application: Suitable for molecular biology, microbiology, and diagnostics
  • Design: Compact footprint, user-friendly operation

The IKA Orbital Shaker Hula Dancer Digital offers dependable and precise mixing performance in demanding lab environments.

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Manufacturer P/N

0025003634

Part Number

4.665 611

Manufacturer

IKA

Min. speed

1200 1/min

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

6.274 875

Manufacturer

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Min. speed

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It is a compact and efficient shaker designed for gentle yet effective mixing in laboratories. Its orbital motion ensures consistent and uniform sample agitation, making it ideal for applications in molecular biology, microbiology, and diagnostics. The digital interface allows precise control over speed and time, enhancing reproducibility.

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