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The Heidolph Turbine Stirrer V4A, Length 400 mm TR 21 is engineered for efficient and reliable stirring in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality V4A stainless steel, this stirrer offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. Its 400 mm length ensures optimal stirring performance for various laboratory processes, making it a versatile tool for laboratories that require high-efficiency stirring solutions.
This turbine stirrer is an essential tool for laboratories that need durable, high-performance stirring equipment.
It is engineered for efficient and reliable stirring in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality V4A stainless steel, this stirrer offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. Its 400 mm length ensures optimal stirring performance for various laboratory processes, making it a versatile tool for laboratories that require high-efficiency stirring solutions.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory stirring in a variety of applications, and offers a length of 400 mm for versatile and efficient stirring to support this kind of work.
It has a length of 400 mm for versatile and efficient stirring.
It is made from V4A stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance and longevity. 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
509-21000-00
Part Number
9.816 549
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Stirring head Ø
50 mm
Manufacturer P/N
509-20000-00
Part Number
9.816 548
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Stirring head Ø
28 mm
It is engineered for efficient and reliable stirring in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality V4A stainless steel, this stirrer offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. Its 400 mm length ensures optimal stirring performance for various laboratory processes, making it a versatile tool for laboratories that require high-efficiency stirring solutions.
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