Description
Universal mixer GK 910 with stainless steel beaker 4 l is a laboratory mixer configured for larger working volumes and robust vessel duty. It offers a speed range of 500–16000/min and a capacity of 900 W, enabling controlled mixing from lower agitation rates up to high-speed operation in the 4 l stainless steel beaker. Supplied as 1 pc(s) at a weight of 8,080 kg, the appliance is intended for bench use in mills-and-mixers workflows where a durable metal beaker and extended volume are preferred. The stainless steel 4 l vessel supports mixing tasks that benefit from mechanical robustness and a four-litre working capacity, while the wide 500–16000/min span covers gentle through intensive mixing regimes on one platform. Within laboratory appliances for sample preparation and general blending, this configuration of the universal mixer GK 910 addresses applications that outgrow smaller polymer beakers. From manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, the unit is defined by the stainless steel 4 l beaker, 500–16000/min speed range, and 900 W capacity, giving clear selection criteria against other GK 910 variants. These stated parameters allow straightforward matching to laboratory protocols that specify metal contact surfaces, four-litre batch size, and broad speed control.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Universal mixer GK 910
- Beaker: Stainless steel 4 l
- Speed range: 500–16000/min
- Capacity: 900 W
- Weight: 8,080 kg
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