Description
Magnetic bar with guide cage (Beakerliner) is a large-format stirring accessory for magnetic mixing in 2000 ml laboratory beakers. The guide cage has an outer diameter of 103 mm and a height of 32 mm, enclosing the magnetic bar so that rotation remains guided during stirring of higher-volume contents. This arrangement supports stable bar tracking on magnetic stirrers when preparing bulk solutions, buffers, or process samples in two-litre glassware. The item is supplied as a single unit with a weight of 0,307 kg, reflecting the more substantial cage size required for 2000 ml vessels. From manufacturer Bohlender, the Beakerliner design belongs to the family of magnetic stirrer accessories used wherever a caged bar is preferred for large open beakers. Clear outer-diameter and height values help laboratories match the accessory to existing 2000 ml beaker inventories and stirrer plates. It is intended for routine labware use in chemistry, biotechnology, and analytical environments that regularly handle two-litre mixing tasks. Selecting the correct cage geometry for the stated beaker volume keeps the stirring setup simple and consistent with manufacturer guidance for this Beakerliner model.
This article is part of Beakers, in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Magnetic bar with guide cage
- Design: Beakerliner
- Cage outer diameter: 103 mm
- Height: 32 mm
- Suitable for: Beaker 2000 ml
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