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Heidolph VISCO JET® CRACK - 80 mm Impeller

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Blade size
80 mm
For vessel diameter
115 - 200 mm
Length
500 mm
Material
stainless steel V4A
Rotation speed range
200 - 700 rpm
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Specifications 8

Brands
Heidolph
New/Used
Used
Blade size
80 mm
For vessel diameter
115 - 200 mm
Length
500 mm
Material
stainless steel V4A
Rotation speed range
200 - 700 rpm
Shaft diameter
10 mm

Product description

Achieve superior mixing with Heidolph's innovative VISCO JET®, ideal for various viscosity media.

The Heidolph VISCO JET® CRACK - 80 mm Impeller drastically reduces process times, delivering unparalleled mixing results. Engineered for versatility, this system is suitable for an extensive range of mixing tasks, accommodating both low and high-viscosity media. Its unique design creates a turbulent flow, using a special cone principle that operates efficiently even at low speeds, a feature unique to VISCO JET® technology. Even when dealing with high-viscosity media and gels, which typically resist mixing with common impellers, it facilitates an immediate, thorough fluid motion throughout the beaker. Additionally, this innovative technology effectively de-gasses gels while minimizing air intake and foaming. Included as standard, a stirrer shaft enhances its functionality.

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Last updated 19 October 2026