IKA Rocker 2D Digital 2-Tier Rocking Shaker, 5–80 rpm, 0–15° Tilt

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Motion Type: See-Saw/Tilting
Max Speed: 5 to 80 rpm
Width: 450 mm

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Brands: IKA
New/Used: Used
Motion Type: See-Saw/Tilting

Max Speed: 5 to 80 rpm
Width: 450 mm

Product description

Digital 2D rocking shaker with 5–80 rpm speed, adjustable 0–15° tilt, and two-tier sample capacity.

The IKA Rocker 2D Digital is a digital laboratory rocking shaker designed for gentle, uniform mixing and incubation of laboratory samples. Its adjustable rocking motion supports sensitive applications including cell culture, staining, washing, hybridization, and sample mixing.

Motion: 2D rocking or see-saw/tilting movement
Speed range: 5–80 rpm
Adjustable tilt angle: 0–15°
Platform configuration: Two-tier platform for increased sample capacity within a compact footprint
Control: Digital operating panel for speed and tilt adjustment
Drive system: Low-vibration, durable motor
Platform surface: Slip-resistant surface with consistent movement across both levels
Timer: Integrated timing function, model-dependent
Housing: Chemical-resistant and easy to clean
Power supply: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Weight: Approximately 12–15 kg
Dimensions: Approximately 450 × 350 × 300 mm (W × D × H)

This 2D rocker shaker is suitable for biotechnology and molecular biology workflows requiring controlled, low-intensity sample movement, including cell culture handling, membrane staining, washing procedures, and hybridization protocols. The listed unit is in very good, fully functional condition and ready for use.

€893 sits in the middle range rockers here. The middle half of the 90 with a price runs from €401 to €1,006.

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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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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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