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Fisher Scientific Analog Vortex Mixer — Request a Quote
Fisher Scientific Analog Vortex Mixer — Request a Quote
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Pricing, configuration, condition, and availability may vary by manufacturer, model, application requirements, and current supplier network options.
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Request a QuotemLab Supply helps laboratories source the Fisher Scientific Analog Vortex Mixer, along with comparable new, used, and refurbished options when available.
The Fisher Scientific Analog Vortex Mixer is a general-purpose vortex mixer designed for mixing samples in tubes, microtubes, and other small vessels in research and laboratory environments. Fisher Scientific vortex mixers are widely used in academic, clinical, and pharmaceutical laboratory workflows for routine sample mixing and resuspension applications.
Common Applications
- Mixing samples in microtubes, test tubes, and small vessels
- Resuspending cell pellets and precipitates
- Mixing reagents, buffers, and solutions
- General laboratory sample preparation workflows
Configuration Considerations
- Confirm speed control range for your application
- Verify head/platform configuration — accessory platforms for multi-tube use are sold separately
- Confirm touch vs continuous operation mode for your workflow
- For regulated applications, confirm available calibration and service documentation
What to Verify When Sourcing a Used Unit
- Drive mechanism and motor condition
- Speed control accuracy and analog dial condition
- Cup head or platform condition
- Included accessories — these are often sold separately
- Preventive maintenance and service records
Head/platform configuration, speed control, included accessories, condition, service history, and availability may vary by sourced unit. mLab Supply is not an authorized Fisher Scientific dealer.
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Submit a quote request with your mixing requirements, accessory needs, and purchasing timeline. Our sourcing team will review current options through our supplier and secondary-market network.
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