Specifications
NZ $3457.32
Inc. GST
The Cole-Parmer Mini Gyro Rocking Shaker 230 VAC is a compact and efficient laboratory shaker designed to provide a gentle 3D tumbling motion, ideal for low-foaming mixing applications such as DNA extractions, staining, and de-staining procedures. With an adjustable tilt angle and a speed range of 5 to 70 rpm, it ensures thorough mixing without causing foaming or splashing.
This shaker is compatible with incubators and is suitable for use in environments with up to 80% relative humidity. An optional tier system is available to increase capacity by up to three times.
It is a compact and efficient laboratory shaker designed to provide a gentle 3D tumbling motion, ideal for low-foaming mixing applications such as DNA extractions, staining, and de-staining procedures. With an adjustable tilt angle and a speed range of 5 to 70 rpm, it ensures thorough mixing without causing foaming or splashing.
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