The Thermo Kendro Solaris 2000 Small Open Air Shaker Bundle is an efficient and reliable shaking system designed for laboratory applications requiring precise and consistent shaking. This bundle includes the Solaris 2000 Shaker with a 30x36 cm platform, ideal for a variety of sample types, and comes with a clamp starter kit to securely hold your containers. Operating at a voltage range of 100-240 V and frequency of 50/60 Hz, this shaker is suitable for diverse laboratory environments. The open air design allows easy monitoring of samples while ensuring effective mixing.
Key Features:
Brand: Thermo Kendro
Device: Solaris 2000 Small Open Air Shaker
Platform Size: 30 x 36 cm platform for versatile sample capacity
Voltage: 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz for global compatibility
Included Accessories: Clamp starter kit for secure sample holding
Application: Ideal for mixing and shaking various laboratory samples
Scope of Supply:
Orbital shaker unit
Universal platform
2 x clamps for 125 ml Erlenmeyer flasks
4 x clamps for 250 ml Erlenmeyer flasks
4 x clamps for 500 ml Erlenmeyer flasks
2 x clamps for 1000 ml Erlenmeyer flasks
2 x clamps for 2000 ml Erlenmeyer flasks
1 x clamp for microplate/deep-well plate
Mains power cable
Platform screws
User manual
Designed for high performance and durability, the Thermo Kendro Solaris 2000 Small Open Air Shaker Bundle provides consistent and reliable shaking results for a wide range of laboratory applications.
Accessories
Clamps for shaking incubators MaxQ/Solaris™ and orbital shakers Solaris™
It is an efficient and reliable shaking system designed for laboratory applications requiring precise and consistent shaking. This bundle includes the Solaris 2000 Shaker with a 30x36 cm platform, ideal for a variety of sample types, and comes with a clamp starter kit to securely hold your containers. Operating at a voltage range of 100-240 V and frequency of 50/60 Hz, this shaker is suitable for diverse laboratory environments. The open air design allows easy monitoring of samples while ensuring effective mixing.
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