The Heidolph POLYMAX 1040 is a precision laboratory shaker with rocking motion and a generous 290x258 mm withoutrking surface. Supplied with a rubber mat for secure sample placement, this shaker is optimized for gentle to moderate mixing of biological samples, gels, and staining trays. It is ideal for applications that require consistent and reproducible rocking motion in various lab environments.
Key Features:
Brand: Heidolph
Shaking Motion: Rocking motion suitable for sensitive applications
Platform Size: 290 x 258 mm with anti-slip rubber mat
Application: Ideal for blotting, staining, gel handling, and sample incubation
Packaging: Shaker only; accessories sold separately
This shaker is a reliable solution for laboratories needing a controlled rocking action for gentle mixing, ensuring uniform results across all sample containers.
It is a precision laboratory shaker with rocking motion and a generous 290x258 mm withoutrking surface. Supplied with a rubber mat for secure sample placement, this shaker is optimized for gentle to moderate mixing of biological samples, gels, and staining trays. It is ideal for applications that require consistent and reproducible rocking motion in various lab environments.
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