Type | Working mode | Applicable samples | Features |
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Vortex Mixer | It generates vortex via eccentric rotation to rapidly mix samples under centrifugal force. |
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Molecular biology (mixing DNA/RNA and PCR reagents) Cell experiments (resuspending cell suspension) Chemical experiments (rapid reagent mixing) Clinical testing and IVD laboratories
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Roller Mixer | Samples containers roll continuously on horizontal rollers to achieve gentle and uniform mixing. |
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Gentle mixing without damaging sample structure Suitable for long-time operation Lower mixing efficiency than vortex mixers
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Clinical medicine (blood, anticoagulant samples) Biopharmaceuticals (protein and antibody solutions) Pretreatment before cell culture
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Inversion Mixer | Samples perform 360° flipping or tilting rotation with the tray for all-round mixing. |
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Sufficient and uniform mixing Suitable for complex systems Relatively large space occupation
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Immunoprecipitation (IP/Co-IP) Magnetic bead purification Molecular interaction research Biological sample incubation
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Magnetic Mixer | It drives stir bar rotation by magnetic field to realize liquid stirring and mixing. |
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Continuous and stable stirring available Heating function integrable Not applicable to sealed microtubes
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Chemical synthesis Material preparation Solution preparation Teaching experiments
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Oscillation Mixer | Samples are fully mixed through reciprocating or circular oscillation movement. |
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Capable of processing multiple samples Suitable for long-term operation Relatively slow mixing speed
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