About 25 flasks 100 ml Rotary Flask Shaker
The Rotary Flask Shaker is a laboratory mixing equipment designed for continuous shaking and uniform mixing of liquids, chemical solutions, and biological samples. It is widely used in laboratories, research centers, educational institutes, pharmaceutical industries, and microbiology applications.
Manufactured with a sturdy metal body and multiple flask holding clamps, the machine provides stable and vibration-free operation for efficient sample processing.
Key Features:
- Heavy-duty and durable construction
- Multiple flask holding capacity
- Smooth and uniform rotary shaking motion
- Adjustable speed control system
- Low vibration and noise operation
- User-friendly control panel
- Suitable for continuous laboratory use
Applications:
- Chemical laboratories
- Pharmaceutical industries
- Research and development labs
- Microbiology and biotechnology labs
- Educational institutions
Benefits:
- Ensures uniform mixing of samples
- Improves laboratory efficiency
- Reliable and stable operation
- Easy to operate and maintain
- Suitable for various flask sizes
Reliable Mixing for Accurate Lab ResultsEnjoy smooth and consistent mixing with the rotary flask shaker's advanced digital speed control and non-slip platform, engineered for optimum performance in demanding laboratory environments. Its heavy-duty motor guarantees stable shaking for up to 25 flasks, while built-in safety features protect both users and equipment during prolonged usage.
Flexible Usage Across Scientific LaboratoriesThe shaker's adaptable features suit various applications in pharmaceutical, chemical, food, and biological research. With a temperature resistance up to 50C and 2.5 Ltr total capacity, this model provides effective solutions for sample mixing, ensuring homogeneity and reliability in research processes.
FAQ's of 25 flasks 100 ml Rotary Flask Shaker:
Q: How do I safely operate the 25 flasks 100 ml rotary flask shaker?
A: To ensure safe operation, place the shaker on a flat surface, securely position up to 25 flasks (100 ml each) on the non-slip platform, and connect to a 220-240V AC power source. Set the desired speed and time using the digital controller, and monitor operation through the digital display. Always follow the manufacturer's safety guidelines, utilizing overload and overcurrent protection.
Q: What applications is this rotary flask shaker suitable for?
A: This rotary flask shaker is designed for use in pharmaceutical, chemical, food, and biological laboratories. It is ideal for mixing, aerating, and cultivating liquid samples or cultures, providing uniform agitation necessary for accurate experimental results.
Q: When should I use the timer versus continuous operation mode?
A: Use the timer function (0-120 minutes) when a specific, controlled period of shaking is required as part of your experimental protocol. Select continuous operation for processes that demand extended, uninterrupted mixing. Both modes can be easily set through the digital control interface.
Q: Where should this laboratory shaker be installed?
A: The shaker should be installed in a stable, well-ventilated laboratory environment with access to AC mains (220-240V). Ensure adequate space (dimensions: 760 x 600 x 490 mm) is available to accommodate the shaker and allow easy access to controls and platform.
Q: What are the main steps in the shaking process using this equipment?
A: Start by loading up to 25 flasks on the platform. Set the desired RPM and shaking duration on the digital controller. Begin the mixing process, monitoring operation via the digital display. The shaker operates smoothly, ensuring even mixing, and automatically stops after the set timer, or you can stop it manually in continuous mode.
Q: How does the digital speed control benefit laboratory workflows?
A: The digital speed controller provides accurate RPM settings (20-250 RPM, 2 RPM accuracy), ensuring consistent and reproducible shaking results. This precision improves experimental reliability and saves time by quickly achieving the desired agitation conditions for sensitive laboratory procedures.