New All-rounder for Coarse and Fine Crushing

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New All-rounder for Coarse and Fine Crushing

09 Jun, 2020

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Grinding, mixing, dispersing, weighing and temperature measurement in a single laboratory instrument: The new IKA MultiDrive is the first true all-rounder in the area of coarse and fine crushing. This world first is available from IKA now, for a wide variety of crushing tasks.

IKA MultiDrive can crush, grind and even thoroughly mix hard, soft or fibrous samples. A 1,000-watt output, speeds of up to 20,000 rpm and a large number of suitable vessels ensure perfect adaptation to every new challenge encountered in the laboratory. The new crusher from IKA is suitable for applications in pharmacy, medicine, the food industry, biology or the biomass sector.

The new MultiDrive is available in a basic and control version. MultiDrive basic offers the option of interval programming and cooling: A cooling system is integrated in the milling cup, which allows indirect heat dissipation. Thus, coolant and sample remain separate. MultiDrive control is particularly handy for users thanks to its additional integrated functions: It also measures the temperature and weighs the samples directly in the vessel itself. This means that laborious decanting is no longer necessary. Furthermore, MultiDrive control offers vessel recognition using RFID and has a clear TFT display that provides an intuitive menu guidance.

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