The Heidolph Scientific Platform Shaker Unimax 1010-CH-driving Speed 30 Bis 500 Min-circular Agitation, with 10 mm Orbit is a suitable for a medium sample throughput, especially for Erlenmeyer flasks. Attachments are not included - Please order separately.
Key Features:
Brand: Heidolph Scientific
Design and operation: Attachments are not included - Please order separately.
Application: Suitable for laboratory sample handling and preparation.
Compatibility: Confirm compatibility with your existing glassware set-up, including dimensions, material and interface, before use.
Care and maintenance: Clean and store the item in line with the manufacturer's guidance to preserve performance and service life.
The Heidolph Scientific Platform Shaker Unimax 1010-CH-driving Speed 30 Bis 500 Min-circular Agitation, with 10 mm Orbit is a reliable glassware choice for laboratory environments that require documented specification and consistent performance.
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