Description
The schuett petriturn-M turntable, manual operation is a laboratory turntable intended for controlled rotational work in scientific and medical laboratory environments. This model provides fully manual drive, allowing the operator to regulate movement directly by hand without any electrical connection or motorised components. It forms part of the petriturn range and is supplied as a complete single-piece unit ready for bench use. The compact turntable integrates easily into existing laboratory material setups and supports routine handling tasks that benefit from steady, operator-guided rotation. Mid-description reference is made to manufacturer schuett biotec, whose petriturn-M design emphasises simple mechanical construction and straightforward daily operation. Because no power supply is required, the unit can be positioned flexibly on any stable laboratory surface. The manual configuration suits teaching laboratories, quality-control stations and research benches where electrical independence and immediate readiness are preferred. Pack size is one piece, matching standard laboratory procurement units. Overall construction and naming align with conventional lab-turntable expectations for Petri-related and general sample-rotation duties while remaining limited to the stated manual-operation specification.
This article is part of Petri dishes, in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Turntable
- Model: petriturn-M
- Operation: Manual
- Drive: Manual hand operation
- Technical Information Sheet:
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