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Programmable pulse vortex mixer with 500-3000 RPM speed range, continuous/pulse modes for precise lab sample mixing.
The Scientific Industries SI-P236 Vortex-Genie Pulse Mixer is a versatile benchtop vortex mixer designed for aggressive mixing and sample agitation critical in biotechnology workflows such as molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing. It features a programmable digital control system enabling precise adjustment of speed (500-3000 RPM) and pulse timing (0.1 seconds to 99 minutes), supporting both continuous and pulsed mixing modes. The pulse function enhances collision frequency and random motion, improving sample homogenization essential for applications including cell imaging, synthetic biology, and gene editing protocols.
Key technical specifications include a 3-inch platform with Pop-Off Cup for accommodating diverse sample sizes, compact dimensions of 165 x 122 x 165 mm, and a lightweight design of approximately 4.9 kg. Operating at 120V and 60Hz, it is ETL listed and CE marked, ensuring compliance with electrical safety standards in clinical and research laboratories.
This vortex mixer is widely adopted in molecular biology research and biopharmaceutical production pipelines where reproducible mixing is critical. Its low noise operation and robust construction make it ideal for demanding laboratory environments requiring consistent sample processing in live-cell imaging, fluorescence analysis, and microbial cultures. The SI-P236 model supports precise timing and speed control, making it an essential instrument for bioprocessing workflows and synthetic biology research applications.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
€446 sits in the middle range mixers here. The middle half of the 229 with a price runs from €111 to €952.
