Vortex Mixer

Key Features:

1. Vortex Mixing Principle:
   • Rapid Circular Motion: The Vortex Mixer operates on the principle of creating a rapid circular motion, forming a vortex in the liquid sample. This motion enables effective mixing without the need for manual shaking or stirring.
2. Variable Speed Control:
   • Adjustable Mixing Speed: Vortex Mixers typically come with variable speed control, allowing users to adjust the mixing speed based on the viscosity and volume of the samples.
3. Touch or Continuous Operation:
   • Touch Mode: Some models have a touch mode where mixing is activated when the sample tube is pressed against the mixing surface.
   • Continuous Mode: Continuous operation is available for longer mixing durations as needed.
4. Interchangeable Attachments:
   • Vortex Attachments: Vortex Mixers often come with interchangeable attachments such as foam rubber cup heads or accessory attachments to accommodate different sample tube sizes and types.
5. Hands-Free Operation:
   • Securable Attachments: Some models have attachments that can be secured in place, allowing for hands-free operation during mixing.
6. Compact and Benchtop Design:
   • Space-Saving: Vortex Mixers are designed to be compact and fit easily on laboratory benches, saving space.
7. Sturdy Construction:
   • Durable Materials: They are constructed with durable materials to withstand frequent use in laboratory settings.
8. Quiet Operation:
   • Low Noise Level: Vortex Mixers are designed for quiet operation to maintain a conducive working environment in the laboratory.
9. Safety Features:
   • Stable Base: Most models have a stable base to prevent tipping during operation.
   • Overload Protection: Some models include safety features to prevent overheating and overload.
10. Easy to Clean:
    • Smooth Surfaces: Vortex Mixers often have smooth surfaces for easy cleaning, reducing the risk of sample cross-contamination.
11. LED Indicator:
    • Operational Status: An LED indicator may be included to display the operational status of the Vortex Mixer.
12. Portable Models:
    • Battery Operation: Portable models may operate on batteries, providing flexibility for use in various locations.
13. Application-Specific Models:
    • Microplate Vortex Mixers: Specifically designed for mixing samples in microplates.
    • Large Capacity Vortex Mixers: Suitable for mixing larger volumes of samples.
14. Compliance with Standards:
    • CE Marked: Vortex Mixers are manufactured to comply with relevant safety and quality standards, often indicated by a CE mark.