Description
Accessory for universal attachment VG 3.3 is a microtiter plate insert that enables secure mounting of microplates on compatible laboratory vortexers and small shakers. The insert positions standard microtiter plates for controlled agitation during sample preparation, reagent mixing, and assay workflows. Designed specifically for the VG 3.3 universal attachment, it extends the vessel formats that can be processed on the same drive platform without exchanging the core shaker unit. Supplied as one piece and weighing 0,016 kg, the insert is a compact, lightweight component for everyday laboratory use. It is manufactured by IKA and fits into shaker and vortexer setups that already employ the VG 3.3 universal attachment system. Typical environments include research, analytical, and quality-control laboratories where multi-well plates must be mixed reproducibly. The accessory supports liquid-handling and plate-based protocols that rely on orbital or vortex motion, helping laboratories standardise plate retention across routine mixing tasks on small shakers and vortexers.
This article is part of Shakers, rockers & rotators, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Microtiter plate insert
- Compatibility: Universal attachment VG 3.3
- Weight: 0,016 kg
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