The Apollo Stainless Steel Stirring Rod is designed for use with shafts featuring an M6 thread, ensuring a secure and stable connection. Made from high-quality stainless steel, this stirring rod offers durability, resistance to corrosion, and excellent performance in various laboratory and industrial applications. With dimensions of 350 x 6 mm, it is ideal for stirring and mixing liquids or powders in both small and large containers.
This stainless steel stirring rod is a reliable and durable solution for laboratories and industries requiring precise mixing and stirring in their processes.
It is designed for use with shafts featuring an M6 thread, ensuring a secure and stable connection. Made from high-quality stainless steel, this stirring rod offers durability, resistance to corrosion, and excellent performance in various laboratory and industrial applications. With dimensions of 350 x 6 mm, it is ideal for stirring and mixing liquids or powders in both small and large containers.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory, industrial, and research applications requiring efficient stirring and mixing, and offers dimensions of 350 x 6 mm for versatile use in various containers to support this kind of work.
It has dimensions of 350 x 6 mm for versatile use in various containers, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 42-561-001.
It is made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. It also offers M6 thread for a secure attachment to shafts.
For laboratory, industrial, and research applications requiring efficient stirring and mixing, the Apollo model is the better choice, offering dimensions of 350 x 6 mm for versatile use in various containers. The Bohlender model offers a length of 600 mm and a shaft diameter of 8 mm as an alternative, while the Apollo model's M6 thread for a secure attachment to shafts help make it a strong fit for laboratory, industrial, and research applications requiring efficient stirring and mixing.
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