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The VELP Scientifica OV 725, Digital Disperser, 230 V, 50 to 60 Hz is designed for laboratory dispersing, homogenising and mixing applications. Its digital operation supports controlled sample processing across research, quality control and general laboratory workflows. The unit is supplied with a tool disassembly kit for convenient removal and maintenance of compatible dispersing tools.
This VELP Scientifica OV 725 Digital Disperser is ideal for laboratories requiring controlled and dependable sample dispersing. Select and order the appropriate dispersing tool separately according to the required application and sample type.
Dispersing tools for disperser OV 625 Digital/OV 725 Digital
Manufacturer P/N
F20900475
Part Number
4.699 481
Manufacturer
Velp
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Manufacturer P/N
F20910475
Part Number
4.699 482
Manufacturer
Velp
Power supply frequency
60 Hz
It is designed for laboratory dispersing, homogenising and mixing applications. Its digital operation supports controlled sample processing across research, quality control and general laboratory workflows. The unit is supplied with a tool disassembly kit for convenient removal and maintenance of compatible dispersing tools.
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