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The 2mag Magnetic Stirring Bar SATELLITE 140 is a newly developed, high-effective magnetic stirring bar designed for large volumes, viscous media, wide stirring distances, and vessel bottoms that are less favourable for standard stirring bars. Built with a tripod-supported construction, it is especially suitable for use in stainless steel vessels and in media containing abrasive particles such as sand or sediments. Its design prevents direct contact between the stirring bar and the reaction vessel, helping provide steady, firm, abrasion-free, and wear-free operation in demanding applications.
The 2mag Magnetic Stirring Bar SATELLITE 140 is an excellent choice for laboratories and process users working with larger volumes or more demanding media where strong magnetic coupling and reduced wear are important. Its tripod-supported design, abrasion-free operation, and suitability for stainless steel vessels make it well suited to challenging stirring applications.
Manufacturer P/N
44900
Part Number
6.263 848
Manufacturer
2mag
Type
SATELLITE 140
NZ $1800.77
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
44700
Part Number
9.646 032
Manufacturer
2mag
Type
SATELLITE 70
It is a newly developed, high-effective magnetic stirring bar designed for large volumes, viscous media, wide stirring distances, and vessel bottoms that are less favourable for standard stirring bars. Built with a tripod-supported construction, it is especially suitable for use in stainless steel vessels and in media containing abrasive particles such as sand or sediments. Its design prevents direct contact between the stirring bar and the reaction vessel, helping provide steady, firm, abrasion-free, and wear-free operation in demanding applications.
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