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Ohaus Guardian 2000 Stirrer e-G21STRDS, 230V, 50Hz EU

Brand:OHAUS

Specifications

Depth
264 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
163 x 264 x 101 mm
Display
Analogue
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
101 mm
IP code
IP 21
Material housing
Aluminium
Material stirring surface
Stainless steel/Ceramic
Max. permitted ambient temp.
40 °C
Max. relative humidity rate
80 %

$634.33

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Product description

The Ohaus Guardian 2000 Stirrer e-G21STRDS, 230V, 50Hz EU is a reliable and efficient solution for laboratory stirring needs. Designed for everyday use in educational and laboratory environments, this unit offers consistent stirring performance.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ohaus
  • Function: Stirring
  • Capacity: Up to 15 liters
  • Plate Size: 5.3 inches (135 mm)
  • Plate Material: Ceramic-coated stainless steel
  • Speed Range: 200 to 1600 rpm
  • Control: Analog knob control
  • Safety Features: Green indicator lights when unit is stirring, durable housing with built-in support rod holder
  • Power Supply: 230V, 50Hz EU plug

This stirrer is an essential tool for laboratories requiring precise and reliable stirring capabilities.

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It is a reliable and efficient solution for laboratory stirring needs. Designed for everyday use in educational and laboratory environments, this unit offers consistent stirring performance.

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