Labotemp Mini Vortex Mixer LVM-01 is a compact and efficient mini vortex mixer designed for fast and uniform mixing of small liquid samples in laboratories. This reliable lab vortex mixer produces a stable circular motion that quickly blends reagents, solutions, chemicals, and biological samples in test tubes. The unit is widely used in clinical labs, biotechnology facilities, research laboratories, chemical analysis labs, and educational institutions for routine sample preparation and quick mixing tasks.
The mini vortex operates with a 3 mm circular motion and an adjustable speed range of 800–2500 rpm, allowing controlled mixing for different laboratory applications. It supports both contact mode and continuous operation, providing flexibility for quick vortexing or longer mixing cycles. Designed to accommodate centrifuge tubes and test tubes up to 15 ml, the mini vortex mixer ensures efficient sample agitation with stable performance.
Why Choose Labotemp Mini Vortex LVM-01?
✓ Compact & Portable Design: Small and lightweight vortex mini suitable for laboratories with limited bench space.
✓ Adjustable Speed Control: Speed range of 800–2500 rpm ensures efficient mixing of samples and reagents.
✓ Dual Operation Modes: Supports contact and continuous operation for quick or extended laboratory mixing.
| No. | Specification | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Orbit Diameter | 3 mm |
| 2 | Speed Range | 800 – 2500 rpm |
| 3 | Motion Type | Circular Motion |
| 4 | Power Supply | DC 6V |
| 5 | Net Weight | 0.35 kg |
| 6 | Gross Weight | 0.45 kg |
| 7 | Working Mode | Continuous / Touch (Jog) Mode |
| 8 | Suitable Tube Size | Centrifuge tubes & test tubes up to 15 ml |
| 9 | Dimensions (L × W × H) | 74 × 91 × 84 mm |
Used for mixing reagents, buffers, DNA/RNA samples, PCR reagents, enzymes, and small-volume biological solutions before analysis or experimentation.
Commonly applied for mixing blood samples, serum, plasma, diagnostic reagents, and sample preparation before testing or centrifugation.
Helps in suspending microbial cultures, mixing bacterial or fungal samples, and preparing culture media or reagents for microbiological analysis.
Frequently used in universities, research institutes, and teaching laboratories for routine sample mixing and laboratory experiments.
