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Digital Ohaus lab rocker offers 1-50 rpm adjustable speed, 1°-15° tilt for precise mixing in biotech workflows.
The Ohaus Lab Rocker SHRK04DG is a benchtop laboratory rocker designed for precise, low-speed mixing applications critical in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics. Featuring a digital display, it delivers an adjustable seesaw rocking motion ranging from 1 to 50 rpm with ±1 rpm speed accuracy and a tilt angle adjustable between 1° and 15° with ±1° angle accuracy. This rocker supports complex workflows such as blood sample mixing, blotting techniques, and nucleic acid hybridizations, making it essential in gene editing and synthetic biology research environments.
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This low-profile rocker is widely adopted in synthetic biology research for its ability to deliver gentle, consistent mixing necessary in delicate molecular cloning workflows and hybridization experiments. Its robust design and precise control make it critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines, especially in fluorescence analysis and live-cell assay preparations.
Included with the unit are a rubber mat platform, 120V power cord, user manual, and a 30-day warranty, ensuring reliable operation and support for clinical diagnostics and bioprocessing labs. The Ohaus Lab Rocker SHRK04DG combines dependable mechanical performance with digital precision, streamlined for applications across neuroscience, biotechnology, and biomedical engineering research domains.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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