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Fisherbrand CO2 and Humidity-Resistant Bottle/Tube Roller 11676251, 2-Stack

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Item no.
8470eBay
Max Speed
1 to 80 rpm
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Fisherbrand
New/Used
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Item no.
8470eBay
Max Speed
1 to 80 rpm

Product description

Stackable 1–80 rpm bottle and tube roller for CO2 incubators, cell culture, hybridization, and blood analysis.

The Fisherbrand 11676251 CO2 and humidity-resistant bottle/tube roller is a compact, stackable roller mixer designed for operation inside CO2 incubators and other humid laboratory environments. Its corrosion-resistant construction supports cell cultivation, hybridization, blood analysis, and biotechnology workflows requiring gentle continuous sample rotation.

  • Speed range: 1–80 rpm with digital speed control
  • Temperature range: 4°C to 60°C
  • Relative humidity: ≤95%
  • Roll diameter: 28 mm
  • Maximum bottle diameter: ≤120 mm
  • Number of rolls: 6, expandable up to 11
  • Timer: 0–999 minutes or continuous operation
  • Configuration: 2-stack
  • Stacking: Up to two units with an optional stacking kit
  • Dimensions (W × D × H): approximately 378 × 360 × 72 mm
  • Weight: approximately 6.5 kg
  • Power supply: 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
  • Power consumption: 10 W
  • Certifications: cCSAus and CE

The adjustable rollers accommodate different bottle and tube sizes, while the 2-stack format increases processing capacity without requiring additional bench or incubator footprint. An optional remote control enables operation outside the incubator and provides additional functions such as a timer. The unit is reported to be tested, in excellent condition, and ready for use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026