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Tube Roller Mixer, Six Rollers

Six-roller mixer that turns closed tubes slowly and continuously to keep blood, cell suspensions and other settling samples homogeneous without foaming them.

Typical applications

  • Keeping blood samples mixed before analysis
  • Gentle resuspension of cell cultures
  • Hybridisation and immunoassay incubation in tubes
  • Mixing viscous samples without aeration

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Worth knowing before you order

A roller mixer is for gentle, continuous rolling of closed tubes - it will not resuspend a hard-packed pellet and it is not a vortex mixer. The φ6-34 mm roller gap is what decides which tubes will actually sit on it: 50 ml centrifuge tubes are the stated maximum and the whole load is capped at 0.5 kg, so a rack of blood tubes is inside it and a tray of bottles is not. There is no heating and the printed ambient range starts at +5 °C, so if samples must be rolled at 4 °C the mixer has to go inside a cold room or cabinet - check with the supplier that the unit is rated to run there. Nothing but the power cable is supplied; racks and trays are not included.

Specification

Technical specification for Tube Roller Mixer, Six Rollers
TypeRotating shaking
Number of rollers6
Roller sizeφ6-34 mm
Roller length280 mm
Roller materialSilicone
Maximum capacity10 x 50 ml centrifuge tube / 0.5 kg
Speed20-80 RPM
Control modeDigital key
DisplayLCD
Time settingYes
MotorBrushless
DesignAnti-lock design
Ambient temperature+5 °C - +40 °C
Relative humidity range≤80%
Power supplyAC 220V / 50-60Hz
Packing dimension (LxWxH)510 x 305 x 145 mm
Gross weight3 kg
HSN code84798200

Support available

  • Installation & commissioning
  • Calibration
  • Operator training
  • Annual maintenance contract
  • Spares & consumables

Calibration is arranged through NABL-accredited laboratories under the relevant scope. We state the scope and the certificate number on the quotation — see what accreditation actually covers.

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