Description
Universal mixer GK 910 is a laboratory mixing appliance designed for versatile sample preparation and homogenisation tasks. It is supplied with a polycarbonate beaker of 4 l capacity and operates across a speed range of 1000–16000/min, giving operators flexibility from moderate blending to high-speed mixing. The unit has a stated capacity of 900 W and is offered as a single piece with a weight of 8,200 kg, reflecting a robust benchtop instrument rather than a handheld tool. Intended for mills-and-mixers workflows, the GK 910 supports preparation of suspensions, dispersions and other laboratory mixtures in the polycarbonate vessel. This universal mixer from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION fits research, development and routine laboratory environments that require adjustable high-speed mixing in a multi-litre beaker format. The combination of a 4 l polycarbonate beaker, wide speed window and 900 W drive makes it suitable where reproducible mechanical mixing is needed without additional process claims beyond the stated specifications. Choose the GK 910 when a complete universal mixer with 4 l polycarbonate beaker and 1000–16000/min speed range is required.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Universal mixer GK 910
- Beaker: Polycarbonate 4 l
- Speed range: 1000–16000/min
- Capacity: 900 W
- Weight: 8,200 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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