VWR Analog Vortex Mixer 10153-838

Product Information

Hello, fellow scientists! Let's talk about the Analog Vortex Mixer 10153-838 by VWR. This used product is still in top condition and offers versatile performance for various laboratory applications. It provides low rpm starts for gentle mixing or high-speed vortexing, making it ideal for glass bead cell disruption and homogenization. The powerful pulsing vortex action ensures complete cell disruption of samples in minutes. The mixer's unique pulsing action, with a speed of 3200 rpm, reduces heat generation and provides more effective mixing and disruption. Operable in continuous mode or touch mode, it adds flexibility to your workflow. The microprocessor control maintains a set speed for strong, consistent mixing action. Regardless of your specific requirement, be it for repeatable results, homogenization, or other applications, this mixer is a reliable choice. With a 30-day warranty, 100% parts, and labor coverage, it offers peace of mind. All in all, the VWR Analog Vortex Mixer 10153-838 is a versatile laboratory workhorse, adding ease and efficiency to your daily processes.

• Low rpm starts for gentle or high-speed mixing
• Powerful pulsing vortex action for complete cell disruption
• Continuous or touch mode operation
• Microprocessor control for consistent mixing action
• 30-day warranty covering 100% parts and labor

• Mixer Speed: 3200 rpm
• Two operating modes: Continuous mode for optional accessory attachments or Touch mode for hands-free activation
• Unique pulsing action: Maximum speed for 30 seconds and rests for 10 seconds, reducing heat generation and improving mixing and disruption
• Microprocessor control: Maintains a set speed for strong, consistent mixing action
• Warranty: 30-day warranty with 100% parts and labor coverage

Metric: 8 kg
Imperial: 18 lbs

Metric: 8 cm x 5 cm x 7 cm
Imperial: 16 in x 13 in x 15 in

Laboratory Equipment, Shakers, Mixers

The VWR Analog Vortex Mixer 10153-838 falls under the category of laboratory shakers and mixers, designated for scientific research and medical diagnostics. It is classified under this harmonized code due to its specific use and functionality within laboratory settings.