Paddle diam.
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The Bohlender Stirrer Blade Impeller is designed for laboratory applications requiring high-performance stirring. Made from PTFE/PEEK compound, this impeller ensures excellent chemical and thermal resistance, handling temperatures from -200°C to +250°C. With a stirring circle diameter of 150 mm, it is ideal for efficient and uniform mixing. The impeller is compatible with shafts of 10 mm diameter, making it a versatile solution for various stirrer setups.
This stirrer blade impeller provides reliable and efficient mixing for demanding laboratory applications.
Stirrer shafts
NTD 18,241
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Manufacturer P/N
C 443-14
Part Number
6.401 547
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Paddle diam.
150 mm
NTD 7,116
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Manufacturer P/N
C 443-10
Part Number
9.197 170
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Paddle diam.
100 mm
NTD 8,199
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Manufacturer P/N
C 443-08
Part Number
6.240 449
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Paddle diam.
60 mm
It is designed for laboratory applications requiring high-performance stirring. Made from PTFE/PEEK compound, this impeller ensures excellent chemical and thermal resistance, handling temperatures from -200°C to +250°C. With a stirring circle diameter of 150 mm, it is ideal for efficient and uniform mixing. The impeller is compatible with shafts of 10 mm diameter, making it a versatile solution for various stirrer setups.
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