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The Heidolph Turbine Stirrer V2A, Length 400 mm TR 20 is designed for high-efficiency stirring in laboratory applications. Made from durable V2A stainless steel, this turbine stirrer offers excellent resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for long-term use in challenging laboratory environments. The 400 mm length allows for versatile use in different laboratory vessels, providing efficient and uniform mixing results.
The Heidolph Turbine Stirrer delivers high-performance stirring for consistent and reliable results, ideal for demanding laboratory processes.
It is designed for high-efficiency stirring in laboratory applications. Made from durable V2A stainless steel, this turbine stirrer offers excellent resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for long-term use in challenging laboratory environments. The 400 mm length allows for versatile use in different laboratory vessels, providing efficient and uniform mixing results.
Yes. It is designed for Perfect for stirring viscous liquids, suspensions, and other laboratory substances, and offers a length of 400 mm, ideal for medium to large laboratory containers to support this kind of work.
It has a length of 400 mm, ideal for medium to large laboratory containers.
It is made from V2A stainless steel for corrosion resistance. It is compatible with standard laboratory stirrers and mixers for enhanced performance. It also offers these impellers are recommended for applications which require an average speed, for mixing products with average viscosity up to <500mPas and ideal for gassing of liquids.
Manufacturer P/N
509-20000-00
Part Number
9.816 548
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Stirring head Ø
28 mm
Manufacturer P/N
509-21000-00
Part Number
9.816 549
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Stirring head Ø
50 mm
It is designed for high-efficiency stirring in laboratory applications. Made from durable V2A stainless steel, this turbine stirrer offers excellent resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for long-term use in challenging laboratory environments. The 400 mm length allows for versatile use in different laboratory vessels, providing efficient and uniform mixing results.
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