The IKA Orbital Shaker KS 130 Basic is a compact and reliable solution for gentle to vigorous mixing tasks in laboratories. Designed for efficient orbital motion, this shaker is ideal for a wide range of applications including cell culture, solubility studies, and staining. Its stable design and quiet operation make it suitable for use in temperature-controlled environments such as incubators.
The IKA Orbital Shaker KS 130 Basic is an essential tool for laboratories requiring consistent and dependable mixing performance.
It is a compact and reliable solution for gentle to vigorous mixing tasks in laboratories. Designed for efficient orbital motion, this shaker is ideal for a wide range of applications including cell culture, solubility studies, and staining. Its stable design and quiet operation make it suitable for use in temperature-controlled environments such as incubators.
Yes. It is designed for cell culture, staining, and general lab mixing, and offers orbital shaking for gentle to vigorous mixing and compact, stable, and suitable for incubator use to support this kind of work.
It has orbital shaking for gentle to vigorous mixing, compact, stable, and suitable for incubator use and electronic speed control and timer adjustment, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 2980000.
It is suited to cell culture, staining, and general lab mixing.
For cell culture, staining, and general lab mixing, the IKA model is the better choice, offering orbital shaking for gentle to vigorous mixing, compact, stable, and suitable for incubator use and electronic speed control and timer adjustment. The Grant model offers adjustable from 50 to 400 RPM for optimal mixing, +4°C to +80°C for reliable incubation and cooling and enables remote control and monitoring as an alternative, while the IKA model's orbital shaking for gentle to vigorous mixing and compact, stable, and suitable for incubator use help make it a strong fit for cell culture, staining, and general lab mixing.
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