Scilogex Stirrers
Scilogex stirrers are built to offer reliable mixing for everyday lab work, basic experiments, research development work, and quality assurance tasks. Made from top quality materials and complete with an array of functionalities best for chemical, biological, and analytical labs, these Scilogex lab stirrers guarantee unparalleled spinning performance, capable of accommodating a range of viscous and non-viscous liquids.
Lab.Equipment delivers a great selection of Scilogex lab stirrers including magnetic stirrers and overhead stirrers suitable to handle various sample types and solubilities. Choose from analog and digital units that present mixing speeds ranging from 5RPM up to 2200 RPM and stirrer models that come with ceramic or stainless steel plate material. Whether looking for Scilogex lab stirrers that can operate with a working temperature ranging from 5°C to 550°C or units that can release heat output up to 1000W, carry out stirring with max torque of 60Ncm, and handle substances with max viscosity up to 50,000mPas, you can rely on Lab.Equipment to provide what you exactly need.
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Customer Reviews
Molecular Biology Research Head
Review on SK-L330-Pro LCD Digital Linear Shaker from Scilogex
One time I used it for straight 4 hours and I'm beyond impressed with how this shaker performed. Got it 2 months ago for a fair price, can't remember if it was discounted or something. So far it's one of my best purchases for our lab.
Chemist
Review on SK-L180-E Analog Linear Shaker from Scilogex
Its compact design saves ample space in our lab. My only concern is the analog control -- kinda hassle to use compared to the digital ones in the market. But overall, it's not really bad considering its shaking performance and its price.
Clinical Lab Personnel
Review on SK-O180-E Analog Orbital Shaker from Scilogex
Speed is easy to adjust and unit performs a stable operation, like how it should. My only concern is it doesn't have a timer. I think I should have opted for the digital shaker instead.