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Compact personal vortex mixer NE-VX2 with touch activation, adjustable speed 0-4000 rpm, ideal for biotech labs.
The Nihon Genetics NE-VX2 is a compact personal vortex mixer designed for stable and efficient sample mixing in biotechnology and molecular biology laboratories. Featuring a touch-activated operation mode, it starts mixing immediately when the elastomeric top is gently pressed, optimizing convenience for live-cell imaging preparation and biochemical assays. The vortexer operates with an orbital motion at an adjustable speed range from 0 to 4000 rpm, controlled via an analog dial on the front panel, enabling precise mixing intensity control essential for applications such as molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows. Constructed with chemical resistant plastic housing, the NE-VX2 is durable for long-term use against harsh reagents typical in synthetic biology and clinical diagnostics research. Its compact footprint (110×110×84 mm) and lightweight design (1.5 kg) ensure easy placement in crowded benchtops, making it popular among molecular biology researchers performing gene editing and biomanufacturing. The unit supports a wide AC voltage input (100–240 V, 50/60 Hz) with a low power consumption of 10 W, suitable for global laboratory environments. This personal vortex mixer is an essential tool for researchers who require reliable, gentle mixing of small volume samples critical in biomedical engineering and bioanalytical workflows.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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