What types of vessels can be used with a vortex mixer?

Vortex mixers are primarily designed for test tubes, centrifuge tubes, and small vials. The rubber cup accommodates various sizes.

Is a vortex mixer suitable for highly viscous liquids?

While effective for many liquids, highly viscous liquids may require longer mixing times or may not achieve a complete vortex. Performance varies with viscosity.

How do I clean and maintain a vortex mixer?

Cleaning typically involves wiping down the exterior with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Regular inspection of the rubber cup for wear is recommended.

Can this equipment be used in a cold room or incubator?

Most standard vortex mixers are designed for ambient laboratory temperatures. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for suitability in controlled environments.

What is the difference between continuous and touch-activated modes?

Continuous mode allows the mixer to run constantly, while touch-activated mode starts mixing only when a vessel is pressed into the mixing cup. This offers flexibility for different tasks.

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Cyclone - Clifton Vortex Mixer

Name: Clifton Vortex Mixer
Brand: Cyclone
SKU: 24689.SR11B
Price: 60 GBP
Availability: InStock

Price: £ 60

This listing is for the Clifton Cyclone Vortex Mixer

The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate use

The Clifton Cyclone Vortex Mixer is a high-performance laboratory device engineered for rapid and efficient mixing of liquids in test tubes and small vessels. It creates a powerful vortex in the tube, enabling highly effective and uniform mixing without the need for stirring rods or manual agitation.

Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom

5,791 km away

Model Number

Vortex

Stock Number

24689.SR11B

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Applications & Use Cases

Used in biological laboratories for cell suspension and disruption.
Applied in chemical synthesis for dissolving reagents and mixing samples.
Utilised in quality control for preparing samples for analytical testing.
Found in pharmaceutical research for drug dissolution studies and formulation development.
Employed in environmental testing for homogenising water or soil samples.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity: Designed for single test tubes or small vials, typically up to 50ml.
Mixing speed: Commonly features variable speed control, typically ranging from 0 to 3000 rpm.
Operating mode: Often includes continuous and touch-activated modes for operational flexibility.
Power supply: Typically operates on standard laboratory power, commonly 230V, 50Hz for UK use.
Footprint: Units of this type are compact, designed for benchtop use with a small footprint.
Construction materials: Housing is typically made from durable plastic or coated metal, with a rubber or silicone mixing cup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vortex mixers are primarily designed for test tubes, centrifuge tubes, and small vials. The rubber cup accommodates various sizes.

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