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MS-3000 is compact magnetic stirrer with stainless steel working surface. Units provide stirring of liquids with rotation speed of magnetic element up to 3000 rpm. Currently it is the highest maximal speed for magnetic stirrers of global producers.

Strong magnets hold the driven magnetic element firmly in the magnetic clutch. Stirring is performed without undesirable heating and noise.

Enclosures of stirrer MS-3000 are made of strong steel and painted with powder enamel, which is chemically resistant to acids and alkali.

The stirrers are supplied with a cylinder-shape magnetic stirring bar (6 × 25 mm) encapsulated in PTFE for universal use.

Magnetic stirrers are ideal laboratory instruments for PH-metering, extraction and dialysing with the small quantities of substances.

Operation temperature range +4°С to +40°С (from cold rooms to incubators) at maximal relative humidity 80%

Kenwood Chef Premier KMC 570 Kitchen Machine
The Chef Premier, featuring a 1000 Watt motor, will make food preparation tasks even simpler. With a stylish matt silver finish, it will complement any style of kitchen.

If you are experienced in the kitchen, regularly prepare everyday meals and like the challenge of trying more elaborate recipes and catering for larger groups of friends and family, the KMC570 is the kitchen machine you need for a second pair of hands in the kitchen. Advance your culinary skills with confidence, knowing that the Kenwood Chef Premier will achieve the results you desire.

As well as a 4.6 Litre stainless steel bowl, the KMC570 Chef premier includes four bowl tools supplied (K Beater, balloon whisk, dough hook, Creaming Beater), 1.6 Litre ThermoResist glass blender allowing you to use hot and cold food one after the other and food processor attachments.

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