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High-Performance
Magnetic
Stirring Bars

PTFE-Coated & Glass
Versions Available

Built for Precision. Engineered for Reliability.

Whether you're working in a research lab, pharmaceutical setting, or
industrial process line, our magnetic stirring bars deliver consistent,
contamination-free mixing. Choose the coating and style that best suits your
application.

PTFE-coated stir bars

Chemically inert and resistant to nearly all substances

Withstands wide temperature ranges

Non-stick surface for easy cleaning

Ideal for corrosive environments

Glass-coated stir bars

Excellent thermal shock resistance

Ultra-smooth surface for hygienic applications

Compatible with high-viscosity mixing

Preferred in food, biotech, and pharma labs

Trusted by professionals across industries

The supplied software provides simple operation of the PDA3000, and only a few settings need to be adjusted.

The light intensity and sampling interval can be set, and two of the parameters, DC, RMS and RMS/DC can be chosen to be displayed graphically. The software allows numerical values to be saved to a file or exported to a spreadsheet.

Typical results using the PDA3000, with the DC and Ratio (RMS/DC) values shown as red and blue curves respectively.

A suspension of silica particles in London tap water was used with aluminium sulphate as coagulant. The silica was added at 120s (A) (note the small drop in DC value) and the coagulant at 300s (B), with stirring at 50 rpm. At 620s (C) the stirring speed was increased to 400 rpm for 20s and then returned to 50 rpm. The Ratio value clearly shows the growth of flocs up to a maximum size and their rapid break-up as a result of the increased stirring speed. There is then a partial re-growth of flocs at the lower stirring rate. During the entire process there is very little change in the DC value.

Laboratories

Chemical Processing

Biotech

Education

Food & Beverages

Custom sizes & shapes available

From simple cylinders to complex pivot ring designs —
tailor your stir bar to your mixing needs.

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