#Minitube america plus#
#Minitube america series#

Capable of mixing reagents, blending samples and diluent, as well as suspending cells in small vials or beakers, vortex mixers are best for bioscience, analytical, and biochemical applications to name a few. For rapid mixing and agitation of samples, the appropriate lab mixing equipment would be vortexers. Make sure you understand the differences between each mixer types before actually deciding on which one to purchase. Simplified Laboratory Lab Mixing At Your Fingertips Change from vigorous to gentle mixing as needed for routine mixing tasks, QA analysis, production process, research and development, cell culture, and microbiology purposes with the Benchmark Scientific BV1005 vortex mixer that disintegrates samples with speed ranging from 200 RPM-3400 RPM. Get complete speed control and precise mixing with variable speed mixers like the BV1005 Mortexer Vortex Mixer from Benchmark Scientific.

#Minitube america plus#

The Plus models provide the following additional features: Variable speed: 5 to 70rpm “Mix” function: Rotating in combination w/ oscillations (increased mixing) “Pause” function: Rotating with intermittent “stops” during rotation “Rock” function: Back and forth, gentle rocking motion (see-saw) The Plus models also offer an additional rocking platform (4.5 x 3 in.), as well as a 96 x 0.2ml tube/strip/plate holder for mixing PCR vessels in the “Mix” (oscillating) mode Trusted Mixing of Multiple Samples for Raised Laboratory Throughput

Roto-Mini rotators are available in the “Plus” configuration. and the motion can be adjusted from vertical (end over end) mixing, to horizontal (rolling or hybridization style) mixing. The mixers include interchangeable tube holders for accomomodating all common tube sizes from 0.5ml to 50ml.

#Minitube america series#

Benchmark’s new Roto-Mini series of rotating mixers provides a wide range of mixing capabilities, suitable for an array of laboratory applications including resuspension, protein binding, nucleic acid purification, histochemistry, hybridization etc.