Capable of testing single or multiple samples simultaneous, the vortex mixers accommodate test tubes, vials, cylinders, or in some cases microplates. Constructed of rugged, corrosion-resistant materials, the instruments will endure heavy everyday usage.

Capable of testing single or multiple samples simultaneous, the vortex mixers accommodate test tubes, vials, cylinders, or in some cases microplates. Constructed of rugged, corrosion-resistant materials, the instruments will endure heavy everyday usage. VWR® mini vortex mixer with standard cup head. Loading...

Capable of mixing single or multiple samples simultaneous, VWR vortex mixers accommodate test tubes, vials, centrifuge tubes, flasks, and even microplates. Constructed of rugged, corrosion-resistant materials, our units will withstand heavy everyday usage.

VWR® Digital Vortex Mixers are ideal for applications that demand repeatable results. Microprocessor control maintains set speed for strong, consistent mixing action. Touch pad controls and independent LED displays for speed and time.

The Digital vortex mixer is ideal for applications that demand repeatable results. It features touch pad controls and LED displays for accurate speed and time results. Timer will display elapsed time or when programmed to a user-defined time limit, …

These vortex mixers are ideal for applications that demand repeatable results. The control allows low rpm starts for gentle or high-speed mixing for vigorous vortexing of samples. The mixers have two modes of operation: Continuous mode when using optional accessory attachments or touch mode that activates mixing when the cup head is depressed.

This heavy-duty analogue vortex mixer is a variable speed analogue mixer that is designed for continuous duty. The heavy-duty design and efficient motor allow this mixer to operate in continuous duty mode and handle all accessories over the entire speed range.

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Vortex mixers are commonly used in laboratories to mix small liquid volumes for cell disruption or homogenization. The analog or digital vortex mixers precisely control the operational speed and time to achieve reproducible results.

The analog or digital machines precisely control the operational speed and time to achieve reproducible results. Capable of testing single or multiple samples simultaneous, the vortex mixers accommodate test tubes, vials, cylinders, or in some cases microplates.