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Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
Stirring head Ø
Stirring rotor Ø
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The IKA Blade Stirrer R 3004.2 is designed for efficient mixing and stirring in laboratory environments. Featuring a blade diameter of Ø 70mm and a length of 819mm, this stirrer is ideal for a variety of applications requiring reliable and consistent performance. Constructed with durable materials, it is built to withstand frequent use in demanding laboratory tasks.
The IKA Blade Stirrer is an essential tool for laboratories requiring efficient and high-quality mixing solutions.
Manufacturer P/N
0020001208
Part Number
6.265 700
Manufacturer
IKA
Stirring head Ø
70 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0020001207
Part Number
6.265 599
Manufacturer
IKA
Stirring head Ø
50 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0020001206
Part Number
6.265 598
Manufacturer
IKA
Stirring head Ø
30 mm
It is designed for efficient mixing and stirring in laboratory environments. Featuring a blade diameter of Ø 70mm and a length of 819mm, this stirrer is ideal for a variety of applications requiring reliable and consistent performance. Constructed with durable materials, it is built to withstand frequent use in demanding laboratory tasks.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory stirring and mixing tasks, and offers a length of 819mm to support this kind of work.
It has a length of 819mm.
It is made from durable construction for reliable performance. It also offers Ø 70mm.

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