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Compare modelsNZ $9764.30
Inc. GST
The 2mag Magnetic Stirring System MIXdrive 60 HT (+200°C), External Control, is designed for reliable and precise stirring in laboratory applications that require operation at elevated temperatures. Suitable for demanding environments, this system can be used at permissible ambient temperatures in air from -10 to 200 °C, and in water up to 95 °C. When paired with a compatible external control unit, the MIXdrive 60 HT allows flexible integration into a range of laboratory processes where dependable stirring performance and high-temperature resistance are required.
Note: Control unit must be ordered separately.
The 2mag Magnetic Stirring System MIXdrive 60 HT (+200°C), External Control, is a practical choice for laboratories and industrial users seeking dependable stirring performance in temperature-demanding applications. Its flexible configuration and broad operating tolerance make it suitable for research, analytical, chemical, and process environments where stable stirring and elevated temperature capability are important.
Accessories for mixer MIXdrive
NZ $9764.30
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
40260
Part Number
9.645 968
Manufacturer
2mag
No. of stirring positions
60
NZ $7069.37
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
40215
Part Number
9.645 966
Manufacturer
2mag
No. of stirring positions
15
NZ $5996.21
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
40206
Part Number
9.645 964
Manufacturer
2mag
No. of stirring positions
6
It is designed for reliable and precise stirring in laboratory applications that require operation at elevated temperatures. Suitable for demanding environments, this system can be used at permissible ambient temperatures in air from -10 to 200 °C, and in water up to 95 °C. When paired with a compatible external control unit, the MIXdrive 60 HT allows flexible integration into a range of laboratory processes where dependable stirring performance and high-temperature resistance are required.
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