The Belly Dancer^® Shaker

Use the world famous Belly Dancer shaker for all critical laboratory mixing, where gentleness is a "must".

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The Belly Dancer® Laboratory Shaker

A patented shaker designed for gel and blotting techniques and generally laboratory mixing. The unique, undulating motion of The Belly Dancer laboratory shaker is designed to provide the optimal movement for the multiple staining and washing involved in gel, blotting and microscopy and immunostaining techniques. Agitation is gentler but more efficient than the action of most other (and usually cheaper) shakers. The smooth combination of vertical and horizontal orbital motion allows more rapid exchange of solvents in applications like staining and destaining gels and assures lower background in applications such as blotting. One dimensional shakers do not have the versatility and range of applications that results from the variable speed and adjustable platform pitch of The Belly Dancer. The patented mechanism is elegantly simple, resulting in a reliable work horse with virtually no mechanical problems. The Belly Dancer is virtually maintenance free and it performs extremely well in extreme environments.

• Gentle yet thorough mixing and washing action
• Simple, durable, trouble free construction. No belts or pulleys present to need replacing.
• Chemical resistant materials used in its construction using stainless steel and anodized aluminum component parts. Powder coat finish on outer cabinet.
• 30 cm square platform for efficient benchtop, incubator and cold room operation.
• Open sided platform to accommodate oversize containers
• Simple platform pitch and throw control
• Variable speed control, from 0 to 95 rpm. No cogging at slow speeds.
• Light weight to make this a truly portable instrument.
• Extremely quiet operation, you can hardly hear it operating.
• High quality permanent magnet DC motor and control for long life and dependable features.

Model	SPI#	Each		In Stock
110V	07692-AB	$ 1700.00		No
220V	07692-AX	1700.00		No