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Compact Heathrow Scientific Mini Vortexer with 4500 rpm speed and 6mm orbit for mixing up to 50 mL tubes.
The Heathrow Scientific Mini Vortexer is a compact and robust benchtop vortex mixer designed for efficient mixing of samples up to 50 mL volume, ideal for biotechnology workflows including molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing. Featuring a low profile design with a 6 mm orbit and operational speed of 4,500 rpm, it enables rapid and consistent vortexing necessary for applications such as cell lysis, reagent mixing, and nucleic acid extraction.
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The vortexer utilizes touch-start low-force activation, enhancing user ergonomics during repetitive procedures common in synthetic biology and biomanufacturing laboratories. Constructed from ABS and silicone materials resistant to common laboratory chemicals, this mixer delivers durability and reliability in demanding research environments. The stable broad stance with elastomer foot pads minimizes vibration transfer, securing sensitive instrumentation during use.
This mini vortex mixer is essential for essential molecular cloning workflows, DNA/RNA extraction processes, and other live-cell imaging sample preparations. It is widely adopted in biotechnology and clinical research settings requiring precise sample agitation with minimal setup time.
This compact vortexer from Heathrow Scientific offers reliable performance for researchers in biomedical engineering, molecular biology, and synthetic biology seeking efficient sample mixing solutions.
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With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.
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Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.
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Last updated 2 November 2026
The middle half of the 196 with a price runs from €60 to €943.
