Desiccator
An airtight container which maintains an atmosphere of low humidity through the use of a suitable drying agent which occupies the bottom part of the desiccator. It is for the storage of dry objects that must not be exposed to the moisture normally present in the atmosphere.
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Test Tube Stand with Interchangeable Lids
Read moreA BVT Custom Test Tube Stand for laboratory measurement needs.
The Stand’s body is a solid structure with Interchangeable Lids. The Lids can be chosen
with different Slot Sizes, for example a lid with holes of Diameter 20mm will have 40 Slots.
The amount of slots each lid has is dependent on the diameter of the holes.
Available Slot Diameters with corresponding Slot amounts:
• 11mm Diameter – 102 Slots
• 17mm Diameter – 48 Slots
• 20mm Diameter – 40 Slots
• 30mm Diameter – 18 Slots
Other Slot Diameters are available and can also be made to your required Diameters. -
Single Seat Magnetic Stirrer
Read moreSingle-seat magnetic stirrer without heating used to stir liquids with a stirring bar.
The mixing speed can be changed continuously using the rotary control: 0-255 rpm. Lightweight and easily portable, suitable for mixing liquids with a volume of up to 1 l. The magnetic stirrer includes a connector connected to a 12 V power supply.
Original design of the magnetic stirrer in two colours. Upon agreement, it is possible to produce magnetic stirrers in colours according to the customer’s wishes.
The single-seat magnetic stirrer includes two glass magnetic stirring bars (1 piece of type GMS.1 and 1 piece of type GMS.2 below). It is possible to buy more pieces of glass magnetic stirring bars.
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Activation furnance for electrochemical sensors
Read moreThe activation furnance is a device used for curing individual sensors of the AC1 type. At a defined temperature (up to 1000 °C) depending on the electrode and sensor materials. When the sensor is cured, the surface of the electrodes is cleaned from surface oxides and organic impurities, which results in regeneration of the sensor or its activation. In this way, for example, old sensors with immobilized enzyme layers can be cured for reuse – see example at the end ot the document.
