Description
The roller mixer RS-TR 5 is an analog laboratory roller mixer fitted with six rollers for gentle, continuous agitation of samples in tubes and comparable cylindrical containers. Its rolling action keeps suspensions and multiphase samples in motion with low shear, supporting applications such as blood-sample mixing, resuspension of sediments, and routine conditioning of biological or chemical preparations. Analog control keeps operation simple and direct, which is advantageous in busy routine laboratories that need dependable mixing without digital programming. The six-roller configuration enables several samples to be processed side by side, helping maintain workflow efficiency during preparation and quality-control steps. Supplied as one complete unit, this roller mixer from manufacturer Phoenix Instrument addresses everyday needs in clinical support labs, research benches, and teaching environments where straightforward analog roller mixing is preferred. Clear identification as the RS-TR 5 model with six rollers assists instrument selection against capacity and control preferences, while the compact roller format integrates easily into standard laboratory benches dedicated to sample handling and gentle homogenisation tasks.
This article is part of Shakers, rockers & rotators, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Roller mixer
- Model: RS-TR 5
- Number of rollers: 6
- Control: Analog
- WEEE registration no.: DE59041588
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Tube roller RS-TR 5 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Phoenix Instrument for laboratory use. It sits in Shakers, rockers & rotators, inside Stirring, shaking & mixing, in Lab instruments.
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