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The Buddeberg Stirrer Head With Magnetic Coupling And NS Joint NS 29/32, 40 Ncm, Capacity Up To 4 L is designed for mixing applications under vacuum. This Buddeberg stirrer head uses a permanent magnetic coupling, allowing torque to be transferred contactlessly by magnetic force without the need for a straight-through shaft or shaft sealing rings.
This Buddeberg stirrer head is suitable for laboratories requiring contactless torque transfer and reliable magnetic coupling for vacuum-based mixing workflows.
NTD 164,165
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Manufacturer P/N
40 26446 00158 2
Part Number
9.779 202
Manufacturer
Buddeberg
Max. stirring capacity
1000 ml
NTD 154,883
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Manufacturer P/N
40 26446 00160 5
Part Number
9.779 204
Manufacturer
Buddeberg
Max. stirring capacity
5000 ml
The NS 29 is designed for vacuum mixing applications. This stirrer head with magnetic coupling format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
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