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Cole-Parmer Analog Stirrer Ceramic, 230 VAC with EU and UK Plug

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HS Code #
84198998
Colour housing
White
Depth
255 mm
Depth working area
150 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
180 x 255 x 122 mm
Display
Analogue
Power supply frequency
50 Hz
Height
122 mm
IP code
IP 32
Material stirring surface
Glass ceramic
Max. permitted ambient temp.
40 °C

R 12,953.60

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Product description

The Cole-Parmer Analog Stirrer Ceramic, 230 VAC with EU and UK Plug, offers efficient magnetic stirring for routine lab applications. It features a chemically resistant ceramic top plate that provides excellent durability and easy cleaning. With analog speed control and dual plug compatibility, this stirrer is convenient, easy to operate, and well-suited for a variety of lab settings including research, quality control, and education.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Cole-Parmer
  • Material: Durable, chemically resistant ceramic top plate
  • Voltage: 230 VAC with EU and UK plug options for flexible connectivity
  • Control: Analog stirring speed control
  • Application: Ideal for routine magnetic stirring tasks in laboratories

This analog stirrer is a dependable tool for any lab requiring smooth and consistent mixing performance.

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Analog Stirrer, Ceramic 230 VAC with EU and UK plug

Manufacturer P/N

04807-54

Part Number

4.682 340

Manufacturer

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Power supply frequency

50 Hz

Analog Stirrer ST-200-C-120 Ceramic, 120 VAC

Manufacturer P/N

04807-55

Part Number

4.685 552

Manufacturer

Cole Parmer

Power supply frequency

60 Hz

Frequently asked questions

It offers efficient magnetic stirring for routine lab applications. It features a chemically resistant ceramic top plate that provides excellent durability and easy cleaning. With analog speed control and dual plug compatibility, this stirrer is convenient, easy to operate, and well-suited for a variety of lab settings including research, quality control, and education.

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