SLS Select Vortex Mixer

• Used for resuspending cells, mixing reagents, and homogenising samples in laboratory settings.
• Commonly employed in microbiology for preparing bacterial and yeast cultures.
• Utilised in biochemistry for enzyme assays and protein solubilisation.
• Applied in analytical chemistry for sample preparation prior to analysis.

Speed range

Typically variable, commonly up to 2500 rpm for this class of equipment.

Operation modes

Units of this type commonly offer both continuous and touch-activated operation.

Power supply

Typically operates on standard laboratory mains power, commonly 230V, 50Hz in the UK.

Footprint

Generally compact, designed for benchtop use in a laboratory environment.

Mixing action

Provides a vortexing action suitable for mixing small volumes in tubes or vials.

• What types of vessels can be used with this mixer?

  Vortex mixers are typically designed to accommodate various sizes of test tubes, centrifuge tubes, and small vials. Adapters for microplates or larger flasks may be available for some models.

• Is speed control precise on these units?

• What maintenance is typically required for a vortex mixer?

• Can this unit be used for continuous operation?

• What is the typical noise level during operation?

Shakers and incubation mixers are valued for reliable sample preparation and culture growth across biotech and pharmaceutical settings. When buying used models, buyers prioritise consistent temperature control, speed accuracy, and platform stability. Industry sentiment favours machines from established manufacturers with robust build quality. Key strengths include straightforward operation, minimal maintenance requirements, and long operational lifespans. Buyers typically assess motor condition, calibration history, and overall structural integrity before purchase. These instruments remain dependable workhorses in laboratory environments when properly maintained.

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