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Measuring stirrer STARVISC 200-2.5 control CH plug

Brand:IKA

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Clamping range
0.5 ... 10 mm
Depth
231 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
91 x 231 x 395 mm
Display
Digital
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
395 mm
IP code
IP 40
Max. clamping width
10 mm
Max. speed
2000 1/min
Max. stirring capacity
100 l

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Product description

High precision torque-measuring stirrer with direct display of the measured values for a wide range of applications. Especially suitable for product development, because precise measuring is taking place during the manufacturing process and the viscosity can be calculated via the user friendly display. Samples no longer have to be taken separately.
  • Viscosity calculation

  • Stepless adjustable speed (two speed ranges)

  • Speed range I: 6 to 400 rpm

  • Speed range II: 30 to 2000 rpm

  • With detachable remote control - Wireless Controller (WiCo)

  • Powerful stirrer for highly viscous substances

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