Pengadun Eppendorf Mixmate 5353

Eppendorf Mixmate 5353

This listing is for a nonoperational Eppendorf Mixmate 5353 Mixer.

This unit is supplied nonoperational and is ready for immediate release.

The Eppendorf MixMate 5353 is an advanced lab mixer designed for optimal precision and efficiency when handling small sample volumes, making it an essential tool for various applications in research and clinical settings.

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Key Features:

Versatile Format Compatibility: The MixMate can accommodate a wide range of tube and plate formats, including 96 and 384 well plates, as well as 0.2ml PCR tubes, 0.5ml, 1.5ml, and 2.0ml tubes.

Integrated Vortexing Action: Its unique vortexing action is perfect for applications such as resuspending bacterial pellets, DNA samples, cell cultures, conducting immunoassays, and performing solubility tests. For instance, it can quickly re-suspend DNA pellets after ethanol precipitation, ensuring thorough mixing without sample loss.

Speed and Flexibility:

Mixing Frequency: Ranges from 300 to 3,000 RPM in 50 RPM increments.

Touch Vortexing Frequency: Reaches up to 3,500 RPM for rapid, on-demand mixing.

2D Mix Action: The innovative 2D mixing action ensures uniform mixing across all wells, which is critical for experiments requiring consistent sample homogeneity, such as high-throughput screening assays.

Adjustable Mixing Time: Users can set mixing times between 15 seconds and 99.5 hours or choose continuous operation, providing flexibility for both quick mixing tasks and longer protocols.

Programmable Features: The user-friendly digital control panel can store up to 5 predefined programs, allowing for quick access to frequently used mixing parameters.

Specifications:

Plate Dimensions: Accommodates plates sized 5 x 3 inches.

Power Requirements: Operates on 115 – 230V; 50-60 Hz.

Dimensions: Compact size of 9 x 7 x 7 inches.

Weight: Weighs 10 lbs, making it portable yet sturdy.

Applications:

The Eppendorf MixMate 5353 is ideal for:

Molecular Biology: Resuspending nucleic acid samples and cell cultures.

Immunology: Preparing samples for immunoassays with consistent mixing.

Pharmacology: Conducting solubility tests for drug compounds in different solvents.