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The IKA Blade Stirrer R 3004.1 is designed for efficient stirring in laboratory and industrial applications. With a diameter of Ø 50mm and a length of 565mm, this stirrer is ideal for mixing a variety of substances with precision. Its durable construction ensures reliability and longevity, making it an essential tool for laboratories and production facilities that require high-performance stirring equipment.
The IKA Blade Stirrer is a robust and reliable tool, designed for precise and efficient stirring in both laboratory and industrial environments.
Manufacturer P/N
0020001207
Part Number
6.265 599
Manufacturer
IKA
Stirring head Ø
50 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0020001206
Part Number
6.265 598
Manufacturer
IKA
Stirring head Ø
30 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0020001208
Part Number
6.265 700
Manufacturer
IKA
Stirring head Ø
70 mm
It is designed for efficient stirring in laboratory and industrial applications. With a diameter of Ø 50mm and a length of 565mm, this stirrer is ideal for mixing a variety of substances with precision. Its durable construction ensures reliability and longevity, making it an essential tool for laboratories and production facilities that require high-performance stirring equipment.
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