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Funke Gerber Solubility 7610 Index Mixer

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4082501.H.SR8A
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Funke Gerber
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Stock Number
4082501.H.SR8A

Product description

Precision stirrer for solubility index measurement, with adjustable speed, timers, and compliance with dairy testing standards.

  • Purpose: Designed to determine the solubility index of powdered substances, especially dry milk powder.
  • Operation Modes:
  • *Solubility Mode*: Standardized solubility determination in dry milk per ISO 8156.
  • *Free Mode*: Adjustable speed (1000–4000 rpm) and mixing time (5–99 seconds) for other substances.
  • Construction:
  • Special motor
  • Glass mixing bowl
  • Stainless steel impeller/stirrer for durability and ease of cleaning
  • Performance:
  • Typical impeller speed of approximately 3600 rpm for standard applications.
  • Dimensions:
  • Approximately 240 × 263 × 374 mm (W × D × H) per FRS Scientific
  • Alternatively, 380 × 250 × 260 mm (H × W × D) per another source
  • Compliance: Meets ADPI, DLG, and ISO 8156 standards relevant to dairy product testing.
  • Additional Features: Timer included, capable of continuous operation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026