Description
KM CO2 orbital shakers are CO2-resistant laboratory shakers designed for orbital mixing in controlled atmospheres. The unit operates over an orbital speed range of 30–220/min and is supplied as one complete system including an external control unit, standard cable, and a basic attachment with rubber mat. CO2-resistant construction supports use inside CO2 incubators or related environments where standard shakers may not be suitable. Pack presentation is 1 pc with a unit weight of 9,400 kg, reflecting a robust benchtop appliance for continuous laboratory duty. From manufacturer Edmund Bühler, the KM CO2 model addresses cell-culture, microbiology, and life-science workflows that require gentle to moderate orbital agitation under elevated carbon dioxide. The included basic attachment with rubber mat provides a ready platform for common vessels, while the external control unit keeps operation accessible outside the chamber. Research groups and core facilities can integrate this shaker into incubator-based protocols without inventing additional hardware claims beyond the stated configuration. Speed adjustability from 30 to 220 per minute covers typical mixing needs for culture flasks and similar labware.
This article is part of Shakers, rockers & rotators, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: CO2-resistant orbital shaker
- Model: KM CO2
- Motion: Orbital
- Speed range: 30–220/min
- Scope of delivery: Ext. control unit, standard cable, basic attachment with rubber mat
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A shaker, rocker or rotator moves a rack, a plate or a bottle so the contents keep moving without a stirrer bar. Orbital, reciprocating and rocking motions are different. The platform, the load and the speed range are the specification.
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