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ES-20-M?LED digital-display overhead electronic stirrer

ES-70-D LCD CNC Overhead Stirrer Kit 1

ES-70-D LCD CNC Overhead Stirrer Kit 2

ES-70-D LCD CNC overhead stirrer, maximum stirring volume (H2O): 70 L; stirring speed range: 50~1100 rpm; maximum torque: 300 Ncm, the set includes the host, the flat support set (large) ST-02, 316L stainless steel four-blade large stirring paddle 6010010.

US$1,345.80

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ES01

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KEWLAB ES-D Series overhead electronic stirrer are designed for mixing medium and high viscosity liquid or solid liquid, and are mainly used in chemical synthesis, pharmaceuticals, physical and chemical analysis, petrochemical, cosmetics, health products, food, biotechnology and other fields. The product is capable of high load, extremely long time continuous work, and has overload, automatic exception protection and other safety functions.

Excellent performance. The stirrer is capable of high load and extremely long time continuous work.
Wide speed range 50~1100 rpm, constant speed, accurately controllable high/low speed running.
Brushless DC motor, with low noise, free of maintenance.
LCD displays the set value and actual value of speed, and provide real-time monitoring of speed and torque.
The torque can be adjusted automatically based on the change of sample viscosity.
Overload protection: in case of overload, automatically stops to ensure safe operation.?
Anti-sample overflow: smooth start, which can effectively prevent sample overflow.
Safety loop setting: automatically cut off the circuit under abnormal circumstances to ensure the users��safety.
Abundant extended applications: a PC can be connected externally through RS232 data interface to control the instrument and record speed, torque data, etc.

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Max.Stirring Capacity (H2O)	70 L
Motor type	Brushless DC motor
Motor Power (Input/Output)	180 W/160 W
Voltage	100~240 V
Frequency	50/60 Hz
Power	200 W
Speed Accuracy	��10 rpm
Stirring Speed Range	50~1100 rpm
Speed display	LCD
Torque display	LCD
Timer	Yes (0~99 h59 min)
Overload protection display	LCD
Max.Viscosity	100000 mPas
Chuck range (diameter)	0.5~10 mm
Includes	1. ES-70-D LCD CNC Overhead Stirrer Host 2. Tablet stand set (large) ST-02 3. 316L stainless steel four-blade large stirring paddle 6010010
Dimensions (LxWxH)	186 x 83 x 220 mm
Net weight	3.2 kg
Enclosure Rating	IP21
Environment Temperature and Humidity	5~40��C/80%
Interface	RS232

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