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NZ $6138.74
Inc. GST
The Edmund Bühler Compact Shaker KS 15B offers precise and reliable reciprocating motion for laboratory mixing applications. Designed with a robust construction and user-friendly interface, it provides a broad speed range from 30 to 420 rpm, making it ideal for tasks ranging from gentle agitation to vigorous shaking. Its 400 x 300 mm platform accommodates various vessel types, ensuring versatility across laboratory procedures.
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This shaker is ideal for laboratories requiring consistent reciprocating motion with flexible functionality and durable performance for a variety of sample preparation tasks.
It offers precise and reliable reciprocating motion for laboratory mixing applications. Designed with a robust construction and user-friendly interface, it provides a broad speed range from 30 to 420 rpm, making it ideal for tasks ranging from gentle agitation to vigorous shaking. Its 400 x 300 mm platform accommodates various vessel types, ensuring versatility across laboratory procedures.
Yes. It is designed for mixing, shaking, and incubation tasks in biology, chemistry, and industrial labs, and offers a speed range of 30 – 420 rpm and a platform size of 400 x 300 mm to support this kind of work.
It has a speed range of 30 – 420 rpm and a platform size of 400 x 300 mm.
It offers reciprocating, combifix KS attachment, shaker unit and combifix KS attachment.
It offers precise and reliable reciprocating motion for laboratory mixing applications. Designed with a robust construction and user-friendly interface, it provides a broad speed range from 30 to 420 rpm, making it ideal for tasks ranging from gentle agitation to vigorous shaking. Its 400 x 300 mm platform accommodates various vessel types, ensuring versatility across laboratory procedures.
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NZ $6138.74
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