Vortexing Mixers

Vortexing Mixers

Discover the precision and versatility of our Vortexing Mixers, designed to cater to a variety of laboratory mixing needs. Available in three models: Reax Top, Reax Control, and Multi Reax, these mixers deliver consistent performance and reliable results for even the most challenging materials.

Reax Top Features:

• Perfect for simple mixing tasks, offering an easy-to-use interface.
• A strong 5mm vibration orbit ensures optimal results with high viscosity media and solids.
• Quickly achieves smooth and even dispersion for superior mixing.
• Continuous mode allows for permanent vibration motion, maintaining consistency.
• Automatic mode starts operation upon vessel contact with the plate and stops when pressure is released.
• High vibration frequency rates of up to 2,500 rpm yield fast and dependable mixing results.
• Includes a standard plate for 20mm diameter test tubes.
• Analog dial speed control facilitates easy adjustments to speed settings.

Reax Control Features:

• Enhanced results with a strong 5mm vibration orbit, ideal for challenging mixing applications.
• Produces a smooth and even dispersion, essential for homogenous mixtures.
• Offers continuous mode for lasting vibration or automatic mode for pressure-activated mixing.
• High vibration frequency rates of up to 2,500 rpm guarantee efficient mixing.
• Standard plate included for 20mm diameter test tubes.
• Analog dial speed control provides precise rpm adjustments.
• Electronic speed control ensures constant output even at low speeds and under variable loads.

Multi Reax Features:

• Versatile model equipped with a 3mm shaking orbit, suitable for a broad range of applications.
• Accommodates between 12 (16-32mm diameter) and 26 (10-16mm diameter) tubes for diverse lab needs.
• Compatible with reaction vessels featuring snap-on lids, ensuring secure mixing.
• Operating speed control ranges from 150 to 2,000 rpm for optimal mix customization.
• Built-in digital process timer allows for unattended operation, set from 1 to 999 minutes, with an acoustic alarm upon completion.