The Heidolph Scientific Reax control with small pick-up attachment CH-plug is a laboratory shaker designed for laboratory use. 20 mm Optional attachment for vessels up to 50 mm available. This clearly specified configuration helps laboratories select the appropriate laboratory shaker for their workflow.
Key Features:
Brand: Heidolph Scientific
Product Type: Laboratory Shaker
Analogue Speed Control: Features analog dial speed control with accurate rpm numbers setting.
Constant Speed Control: Electronic speed control maintains constant rpm even at low speeds and under changing loads.
Precise Speed Setting: Allows precise speed control using specified rpm settings.
Included Attachment: Supplied with an attachment with a diameter of 20 mm.
Optional Attachment: An optional attachment for vessels up to 50 mm is available.
The Heidolph Scientific Reax control with small pick-up attachment CH-plug is a practical choice for laboratories requiring a laboratory shaker. Its Features analog dial speed control with accurate rpm numbers setting and Electronic speed control provides constant rpm output even at very low speed and under changing loads support straightforward day-to-day use.
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