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IKA Eurostar 20 High Speed Digital Overhead Stirrer

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Stirring quantity max. per stirring position (H2O)
20 l
Motor rating input
176 W
Motor rating output
125 W
Motor principle
Brushless DC
Speed display
7 segment LED
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Specifications 30

Brands
IKA
New/Used
New
Stirring quantity max. per stirring position (H2O)
20 l
Motor rating input
176 W
Motor rating output
125 W
Motor principle
Brushless DC
Speed display
7 segment LED
Speed range
0/150 - 6000 rpm
Viscosity max.
10000 mPas
Output max. at stirring shaft
125 W
Permissible ON time
100 %
Torque max. at stirring shaft
20 Ncm
Speed control
stepless
Setting accuracy speed
1 ±rpm
Deviation of speed measurement n > 300rpm
1 ±%
Deviation of speed measurement n < 300rpm
3 ±rpm
Stirring element fastening
special output shaft
Fastening on stand
extension arm
Extension arm diameter
16 mm
Extension arm length
220 mm
Nominal torque
0.2 Nm
Housing material
alu-cast coating / thermoplastic polymer
Dimensions (W x H x D)
86 x 325 x 208 mm
Weight
5.3 kg
Permissible ambient temperature
5 - 40 °C
Permissible relative humidity
80 %
Protection class according to DIN EN 60529
IP 42
Voltage
230 / 115 / 100 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Power input
176 W

Product description

High-speed, microprocessor-controlled stirrer for up to 20 l.

IKA Eurostar 20 High Speed Digital Overhead Stirrer

Speed Range 0/150 to 6,000 RPM Viscosity Max. 10,000 mPas Stirring Quantity Max. 20 l

Features

  • Digital speed display
  • Infinitely adjustable speed
  • Cone seat for precision shaft
  • Overload protection
  • Short-term overload operation
  • Slim casing
  • Quiet operation
  • Error code display

High speed laboratory stirrer designed for intensive stirring tasks for quantities up to 20 l (H2O). It automatically adjusts the speed through microprocessor controlled technology within the speed range of 0/150 - 6000 rpm. Safety circuits installed ensures automatic cut-off in an anti-stall or overload conditions. Continuous comparison of shaft speed to desired speed is maintained and variations are adjusted automatically. This guarantees a constant speed even with changes in viscosities of the sample. The included precision shaft is 280 mm long and has a maximum immersion depth of 220 mm.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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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Last updated 14 November 2026