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Used AS ONE WEV-6 Mini Wave orbital shaker with 310×155mm platform for cell culture and bioprocessing applications.
The AS ONE WEV-6 Mini Wave orbital shaker features a compact platform measuring 310 × 155 mm, designed for laboratory shaking applications including cell culture agitation, bioprocessing, and biotechnology workflows. Ideal for molecular diagnostics and synthetic biology where gentle mixing is required. This benchtop orbital shaker enables uniform sample mixing critical for live-cell imaging and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. Please note this unit is used and sold as-is, with no guaranteed maintenance of original performance levels. Recommended for laboratories seeking cost-effective equipment for routine shaking in biotech and clinical research environments where validated functionality can be confirmed prior to use.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
