Digital Vortex-Genie 2: SI-A236

UMDC Code : 101703

Digital Vortex-Genie 2, 120V. Shaking or Vortexing Action. Variable speed control allows slow speed shaking action up to high-speed vortexing. In addition, each attachment is designed to produce different mixing actions, allowing users to choose the correct action for each application. Multi-Task Versatility. A broad range of attachments of various shapes, sizes, and materials allows for mixing of almost all common tubes or containers for Hands-Free or Touch operation. Digital speed control and display. Provides accuracy, reproducibility and repeatability. Timer Function. Touch on for 1-99 seconds. Hands-Free for 1-99 minutes or continuous. Does not walk. Tough metal housing combined with just enough weight, provides a stable platform for all types of mixing. Unmatched Reliability. Many years of proven performance in laboratories all over the world.

Product URL : http://www.scientificindustries.com/genie2digital.
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Last Updated : 03/16/2013

Categories : "Mixers, Clinical Laboratory"

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