The Thermo Kendro Solaris 2000 Small Open-Air Shaker is a high-performance laboratory shaker designed for precise and efficient mixing of samples. Operating on a wide voltage range of 100-240 V and 50/60 Hz, this shaker features a 30x36 cm platform that accommodates various sample containers. Ideal for applications requiring consistent agitation, it ensures reliable results for a wide range of laboratory tasks, from cell culture to chemical reactions.
Key Features:
Brand: Thermo Kendro
Voltage Range: 100-240 V for flexible usage across different regions
Frequency: 50/60 Hz for stable operation
Platform Size: 30 x 36 cm, suitable for various sample containers
Design: Open-air orbital shaker for consistent and effective agitation
Scope of Supply:
Orbital shaker unit
Mains power cable
Universal platform
Platform screws
User manual
The Thermo Kendro Solaris 2000 Small Open-Air Shaker is an efficient and versatile solution for laboratories requiring dependable mixing and agitation in various scientific applications.
It is a high-performance laboratory shaker designed for precise and efficient mixing of samples. Operating on a wide voltage range of 100-240 V and 50/60 Hz, this shaker features a 30x36 cm platform that accommodates various sample containers. Ideal for applications requiring consistent agitation, it ensures reliable results for a wide range of laboratory tasks, from cell culture to chemical reactions.
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