New generation overhead stirrers introduced

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New generation overhead stirrers introduced

03 Sep, 2026

Compact and modern design, more ingenious, strong and robust.

Wiggens introduced the new generation overhead stirrers with WOHS-10 Pro and WOHS-15 Pro series – engineered to meet the highest expectations of modern laboratories and research institutions worldwide.

Designed for reliability and ease of use, these stirrers feature a high-resolution TFT display that clearly presents real-time speed and torque, as well as set values for speed, temperature, and timer. Operation is intuitive and precise via a rotary control knob combined with touch keys, allowing fast adjustments even during demanding processes. The keyless, hand-locking chuck enables quick impeller changes without tools, improving daily workflow efficiency.

At the core, brushless DC (BLDC) motors deliver quiet operation, high torque stability, and maintenance-free performance – ensuring reliable stirring across a wide viscosity range and extended operating periods.

The robust housing, made of powder-coated cast aluminium, offers excellent corrosion resistance and efficient heat dissipation, keeping the unit cool and stable during continuous use. USB and analogue interfaces expand flexibility, allowing integration into automated reaction systems or use as a stand-alone laboratory instrument.

A wide selection of PTFE and stainless-steel impellers, with different paddle designs and shaft diameters, completes the system – adapting seamlessly to diverse applications.

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