The Heidolph Shaker PROMAX 1020 features a reciprocating motion, providing reliable and consistent agitation for various laboratory applications. With a rubber mat for secure container placement and a useful area of 290x258 mm, this shaker is versatile and efficient. The frequency range of 30-500 1/min allows for precise control over the shaking speed, ensuring optimal sample mixing.
Key Features:
Brand: Heidolph
Reciprocating Motion: Offers consistent and controlled reciprocating motion for even sample mixing
Rubber Mat: Provides stable and secure placement for containers during operation
Useful Area: 290x258 mm, suitable for various laboratory vessels
Frequency Range: 30-500 1/min for precise control over shaking speed
Applications: Ideal for applications that require gentle but effective reciprocating motion
Optimize your laboratory workflow with the Heidolph Shaker PROMAX 1020, designed for reliable and efficient sample agitation in various laboratory settings.
It features a reciprocating motion, providing reliable and consistent agitation for various laboratory applications. With a rubber mat for secure container placement and a useful area of 290x258 mm, this shaker is versatile and efficient. The frequency range of 30-500 1/min allows for precise control over the shaking speed, ensuring optimal sample mixing.
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