Overhead stirrer system with active temperature control

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Overhead stirrer system with active temperature control

03 Dec, 2024

Asynt has unveiled the enhanced DrySyn Vortex Parallel Overhead Stirring System, now available with active temperature control for heating and cooling, responding to customer demand for improved reaction conditions in the lab.

The upgraded DrySyn Vortex Temperature Controlled System enables precise temperature regulation by integrating with a compatible circulator, allowing chemists to perform parallel screening or multiple reactions under optimal conditions. Designed for overhead stirring, it is ideal for viscous or heterogeneous systems where magnetic stirring bars may cause material damage.

The system accommodates three reaction positions for round-bottom flasks up to 500 mL, maximising efficiency within a compact footprint. By offering controlled ramping and maintaining constant solution temperatures, the new setup is particularly beneficial for exothermic or endothermic reactions and polymerisation processes, making it a versatile addition to any laboratory.

With a temperature range from ambient to 150°C as standard - or extending to -30°C with optional DrySyn SnowStorm MULTI inserts - the system offers exceptional flexibility. It is compatible with all major overhead stirrer brands, allowing users to triple their reaction throughput, enhancing both efficiency and sustainability.

This innovative system empowers chemists to streamline workflows, optimise reaction conditions, and achieve unparalleled efficiency.

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