Laboratory shaker

Definition
An electromechanical device, typically used in the laboratory or a blood bank, designed to shake/stir samples or mixtures with a rapid and forceful movement. It is used to provide a rapid mixing or to prevent substances comprised of different components from separation or sedimentation because of their different densities. It may be designed to secure single and/or multiple specimen containers (e.g., test tube, microplate) or specimen container holders during the shaking cycle; some types may have selectable agitation frequencies.
GUDID devices
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Last updated
2023-09-08 08:19:45

Representative GUDID Devices#

Primary DI, Brand, Company table
Primary DIBrandCompanyModelPublished
B458201825000TABLE, VTS, 120VACThe Wells Johnson Company201825002023-08-31
B458201826000TABLE, VTS, 240VACThe Wells Johnson Company201826002023-08-31
00850229007089StatFax AWARENESS TECHNOLOGY, INCORPORATED22002023-06-05
00664816001400LW Scientific, Inc.LW SCIENTIFIC, INC.SHL-PPF7-06F12021-04-09