Description
Stirrer seal for 10 mm shaft is a laboratory stirring closure supplied complete with a glass adapter for cone joint NS 29. It is designed for shafts with a diameter of 10 mm and is suitable, among other uses, as a stirrer seal for the MyFerm I and MyFerm IV fermenters. Encapsulated V2A ball bearings support high gas tightness during operation. The shaft is fixed to the seal with clamping rings, so the rotating shaft does not cause sealing wear. The assembly from manufacturer Landgraf HLL is rated for speeds up to 800 rpm and temperatures up to 200 °C. This configuration is intended for sealed stirring applications where gas-tight performance and reduced seal abrasion are required on standard 10 mm shafts with NS 29 glass joints. Supplied as one piece, the stirrer seal supports reliable connection between drive shaft and glass apparatus in fermentation and general laboratory stirring set-ups.
This article is part of Lids & seals, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Stirrer seal with glass adapter
- Shaft diameter: 10 mm
- Joint: Cone NS 29
- Bearings: Encapsulated V2A ball bearings
- Shaft fixing: Clamping rings (no seal wear from rotation)
- Technical Information Sheet:
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