IKA MS3 Digital Microplate Adapter for MS3 Vortex Mixer

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Brands: IKA
New/Used: Used

Sample Format: Microplate

Product description

Used IKA MS3 adapter for secure mixing of one standard microplate in molecular biology workflows.

The IKA MS3 Digital Plate Adapter is an accessory for securely mounting one standard microplate or other flat vessel on an IKA MS3 vortex mixer. It is compatible with the IKA MS3 Basic and MS3 Digital vortex mixer models.

Designed for stable microplate mixing during vertical or orbital operation
Suitable for molecular biology, microbiology, and laboratory sample preparation workflows
Constructed from durable plastic with an anti-slip coating
Attaches to the MS3 unit by simple click-in installation or screw fastening
Capacity: 1 standard-format microplate
Dimensions: approximately 12 × 8 × 2 cm
Weight: approximately 150 g
Condition: Very good used condition with minimal visible signs of use
Function: Fully operational

This IKA microplate adapter is useful for researchers requiring reliable, uniform mixing in biotechnology and molecular biology applications.

€67 sits below most microplate handlers here. The middle half of the 81 with a price runs from €550 to €2,750.

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