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The VP 772F series is a new concept in magnetic stirrers.
The VP 772F features pairs of parylene encapsulated NdFeB or SmCo magnetic
discs with a 1.58 mm thick pocketed sheet of PTFE sandwiched in between
(Patent Pending).
An N in the part number indicates that the discs
are NdFeB
An S
in the part number indicates that the discs
are SmCo
An A at the end of
the part number indicates that the magnets in the discs have opposite
polarity for conventional and
horizontal stirrers.
No letter at the
end of the part number indicates that the magnets in the discs have
matching polarity for vortex and
tumble stirrers.
The PTFE sheet can
be made to any shape to accommodate the internal dimensions of any vessel
as illustrated in
the photo to the right. Multiple pockets to accommodate multiple
magnetic discs are also possible as indicated in the photo. All
these stirrers were designed to be small enough (width) to fit through the
neck of the bottle and long enough to cover the internal diameter of the
bottle for maximum surface contact. When placed on a VP 708 Vortex
Lateral Tumble Stirrer the flat shape of the VP 772F stands up on edge and
becomes a "paddle" capable of moving large volumes of liquid with ease.
These stir elements can also be used with conventional horizontal
magnetic stirrers.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the SmCo magnet type.
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The VP
772FN-17-64 was designed to be used by conventional magnetic
stirrers as a low profile stirrer that lays flat on the bottom of the
vessel such as the magnetic stirrers on the Beckman FX robot so that the
maximum amount of fluid can be recovered from the reservoir.
An A at the end of
the part number indicates that the discs are for conventional and
horizontal stirrers.
No letter at the
end of the part number indicates that the discs are for vortex and
tumble stirrers.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
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The PTFE disc series Sandwich style
stir elements protect the parylene coated NdFeB and SmCo discs inside a
ring of PTFE. The PTFE discs are available in the following
diameters: 5 mm, 5.1 mm, 8 mm, 13 mm and 24 mm. The 5,
8 and 13 mm
diameter discs are 1.6 mm thick, the 5.1 mm disc is
2.27 mm thick, and the 24 mm diameter disc is 4.8 mm thick
(VP 772FN-5-5, VP 772FN-5-5A, VP 772FN-8-8, VP 772FN-13-13 and VP 772FN-24-24).
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes.
The disc series Sandwich style stir
elements can be used with our Horizontal Tumble Stirrers, Vortex lateral
Tumble Stirrers and conventional magnetic stir plates.
The advantage of Neodymium Iron
Boron discs is that they are significantly stronger and less expensive
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The same PTFE disc series can be used
to protect parylene coated SmCo discs
(VP 772FS-5-5, VP 772FS-8-8, VP
772FS-13-13 and VP 772FS-24-24). The only difference between these
two series besides the type of magnetic disc is the number of SmCo discs
in the VP 772FS-24-24 which is 4 (two on each side as the VP 782S-21 are
half the thickness of the VP 782N-21).
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes.
The advantage of the Samarium
Cobalt discs is they can be used in high temperature applications, up to
300o C, however it should be noted that parylene will protect
only to 200o C. Neodymium Iron Boron discs can
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Our miniature "Sandwich" style stir elements in the VP 772FN-5,
VP 772FN-6, VP 772FS-5 and VP 772FS6 series
were designed to work with glass vials in 96 well reaction blocks or 96
deep well microplates. These stir elements are powered by
either 48 MGO NdFeB magnetic discs (VP 782N-3)
or VP 782S-3 and are capable of stirring solutions as viscous as
honey. See the movie
on this page.
The "Tuning Fork" (TF) design has proven
to be very efficient in mixing two liquids with dissimilar specific
gravities. The rectangular blade design produces very strong
vortexes. The "V" shape is very useful in stirring PCR plates
where the "V" shape of the stirrer matches the conical shape of the PCR
well.
Follow this
link for detailed dimensions and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this
link for detailed dimensions and sizes in the SmCo magnet type.
Download Video
VP 772FN Series
(mpeg movie- 11.0MB)
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the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
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Another advantage of the Tuning Fork design
is that pipet tips can be placed into the tip of the Tuning Fork and
samples removed while the stirrer is still spinning. The photo to the
right illustrates this ability with a pipet tip inserted.
The VP
772FN-6-16TF is a second generation design change with a wider stirrer
to stabilize the central position of the Tuning Fork within the well and
the lowering of the magnetic discs to reduce the dead volume.
It works most efficiently with our VP 708A Vortex
Stirrers or conventional stir plates.
Follow this link for
detailed dimensions and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this
link for detailed dimensions and sizes in the SmCo magnet type.
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The VP
772F_-6-16TFP is a
third generation design change
incorporating a pivot point on the bottom and "wing
tips" on the top of the tuning forks (arrows). This design reduces
the friction between the stir element and the vessel by reducing the
area of contact. It also reduces grinding and shear forces if the
solution contains a particulate matter. It is available with NdFeB
drive magnets (VP 772FN-6-16TFP) or with SmCo drive magnets (VP
772FS-6-16TFP).
These stirrers are designed to fit into the glass
tubes in 96 well blocks as well as deep well microplates.
Follow this
link for detailed dimensions and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this
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The VP
772FS-25-55TF and VP 772FN-25-55TF were designed to fit inside 50 ml centrifuge tubes.
The outer shape of the stirrer matches the inside topography of the tube.
The Tuning Fork design accommodates the taking of samples while the tube
is being stirred. The stirrer is powered by
either two VP 782S-12 Samarium
Cobalt magnetic discs or two VP 782N-12 Neodymium Iron
Boron magnetic discs. It works most
efficiently with our VP 708A Vortex Stirrers or conventional stir
plates.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
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The VP 772FS-6-34MB
and VP 772FN-6-34MB
were designed to mix magnetic beads in microcentrifuge tubes. The
magnetic disc part of the stirrer is kept out of the liquid to prevent
magnetic beads from being collected there.
The flat PTFE blade has 2 flat pockets which encase 2 parylene coated
3.45mm diameter magnets (either NdFeB or SmCo) that are 0.73 mm thick.
The PTFE blade is 1.58mm thick, 5.45mm wide
and 33.9mm long. Sold in pkg of 10.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the SmCo magnet type.
Download Video of VP
772FN-6-34MB
in action
(mpeg movie-
7.6MB)
Press
the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
version.
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The VP 772FS-25-105MB
and VP 772FN-25-105MB were designed to
mix magnetic beads. The magnetic disc part of the stirrer is kept
out of the liquid to prevent magnetic beads from being collected there.
PTFE flat pocket encasing 2 parylene coated
12mm diameter magnets, 2.3mm thick blade, 24.8mm wide with ears
and 104.7mm long. pkg of 10.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the NdFeB magnet type.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes in the SmCo magnet type.
Download Video of VP
772FN-25-105MB
in action
(mpeg movie-
6.7MB)
Press
the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
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Stir element set to mix in 500 ml centrifuge
vials. Set includes:
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one PTFE sandwich stir
element 3/8" thick
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one tube 4mm od x 3mm id,
8.90" long.
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one PTFE bushing 1/4" od,
1/4" long pressed into stainless steel tube.
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The photo to the right shows the VP 772-CF25 being
used with VP 706B-1
"Mini Stirrus"
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in action
(mpeg movie-
7MB)
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the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
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Another new innovation in stirring 6
well microplates the VP 772FN-14-34CP was designed to stir while only
touching the center and outside edge of the microplate
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The newest of our innovations in stirring in
microplates are the Umbrella Stirrers
VP 772FNU-24 and VP 772FSU-24. The Umbrella Stirrers are constructed out of
PTFE with our unique sandwich pockets for the magnets positioned above
the support plate to keep the stirrer from touching the bottom of the
microplate. These Umbrella Stirrers allow for mixing in 24
well microplates without touching the bottom or sides of the wells.
Thus cells or other objects on the bottom of the wells will not be
damaged or disturbed when new compounds or reagents are added to the
wells and mixed. These stirrers are capable of mixing solutions as
viscous as 90% honey. See video
This system can also be used to mix magnetic beads as the stirrer's magnet
is not in contact with the liquid.
These stirrers are designed to only work with our VP 708 series Vortex
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in action
(mpeg movie-
28MB)
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the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
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The Umbrella system consists of an autoclaveable polycarbonate support
plate
VP 772FNU-24P with 24 holes to accommodate the VP 772FNU-24
and VP 772FSU-24 Stir
Elements see arrow. The microplate lid fits on top of this support
plate.
This type of stirrer can also be custom made for 48 and 96 well
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Umbrella stirrers on VP 708-CON vortex Stirrer.
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The VP 791P series Paddle/Trapeze stir elements are constructed of PTFE Paddles
and Frames with Nylon bearings and magnetic discs coated with parylene to drive
the Paddles. The Paddle/Trapeze design minimizes the contact with the bottom of
the vessel. These stir discs are either made with NdFeB (42 MGO), NdFeB (52 MGO),
or SmCo (29 MGO) Magnets. The higher the MGO rating the more powerful the
stirrer and the greater the viscosity of liquid that can be stirred. The reason
for the variety in the type of magnetic disc has to do with the cost and
sensitivity of the various magnetic materials to high temperatures. Thus we
have provided a selection of stirrer magnetic material to accommodate our
customer’s stirring applications while the mechanical (PTFE- Nylon) part is
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for more informaion on the Paddle/Trapeze Style Stirrers.
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The 48 MGO NdFeB
magnetic cores in the VP 772T series stir bars provide vastly improved
magnetic coupling to the drive magnet on a conventional horizontal stirrer
or one of our V&P Stirrers
(VP 710
series and VP 708 series). The
greater magnetic coupling means faster stirring speeds and the ability to
stir material previously considered too thick to stir (honey, tooth paste
and even bread dough). Because our V&P Stirrers also use very large
48 MGO NdFeB drive magnets, when used with the VP 772T series stir bars
you can stir the most difficult solutions in any size or shape of vessel.
The VP 772T-6 series features parylene encapsulated NdFeB magnetic cores
sandwiched in PTFE tubing. The tubing outside diameter is 6.35 mm
and the length of the stir bars varies from 11 to 87 mm as illustrated in
the photo to the right.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes.
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The VP 772T-11 series features parylene encapsulated NdFeB magnetic cores
sandwiched in PTFE tubing. The tubing outside diameter is
11 mm
and the length of the stir bars varies from 16 to
67 mm as illustrated in
the photo to the right.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes.
The video below demonstrates various VP
772T-6 and VP 772T-11 stir bars being using with the VP
708-CON. The stir bars can be seen mixing in large
vessels, bottles, and vials.
Download Video of
Stir bars on VP 708-CON
in action
(mpeg movie-
16MB)
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be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
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PEEK Magnetic Stir Bars
Polyether ether ketone (PEEK) is a thermoplastic with excellent mechanical and
chemical resistance properties that are retained through higher temperature
applications. Because of these inherent properties, PEEK is an ideal material
for use as a magnetic stir bar in high mechanical stress induced applications
for its abrasion resistance or when chemical attacks are a concern. Some of the
applications include:
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Nanosuspension synthesis in drugs
where the PEEK stirrer can be used to break down drug
compounds in combination with zirconium oxide beads.
Other materials, such as a PTFE encapsulated magnets or
even stainless steel will be quickly damaged by the
zirconium oxide beads, leading to sample contamination,
while PEEK will remain virtually undamaged for a
prolonged (8 hours) period of mixing.
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Grinding wood pulp using the PEEK
stirrers. One of our customers requested some of our
PTFE magnetic stir bars, but quickly found out that the
PTFE, because it is a soft material, was getting
destroyed by the wood pulp. We recommended using one of
our PEEK stir bar and the problem was solved.
The PEEK magnetic stir bars are capped off with polypropylene set screws, which
also exhibit excellent chemical resistance properties. While its mechanical
properties are not as great as PEEK, it is generally not a concern because the
set screws are not exposed to the areas of mechanical stress.
The PEEK stirrers are also loaded with Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) magnets, the
strongest of the rare earth type magnets. These magnets, coupled with one of
our conventional stirrers that also use NdFeB magnets, allow for stirring of
very thick, dense, or viscous slurry solutions such as the wood pulp or
zirconium beads.
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The PEEK stir bars can also be shaped into an oval, to
reduce surface contact with the mixing vessel. The VP
772PT-25-80OV-150 magnetic stir bar seen to the right also
features a spin ring in the middle to further reduce surface
contact. The diameter is 25.4mm at the thickest region and
80mm long. The video below demonstrates that the VP
772PT-25-80OV-150 is capable of creating a vortex in 30 gallons
of water using the VP 706B-3 stir machine.
Click
here to check out our completely encapsulated magnetic
stir bars.
Click here for information
regarding the properties of PEEK.
Download Video of VP 706B-3
Stirring 30 Gallons
(mpeg movie- 18MB)
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the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
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Large Bar Bell style stir elements.
These stir elements were designed to be used with the
Mega Stirrus VP 706 on large
vessels such as carboys. The dark spots on the PTFE
Bar Bells are Parylene encapsulated 48 MGO NdFeB magnets
arranged so one side of the Bar Bell is the magnetic north
pole and the other side is the magnetic south pole.
This arrangement maximizes the magnetic coupling and allows
for the stirring of even viscous materials like honey in
large vessels.
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These stir
bars can be used for both
Tumble Stirring and
Vortex Tumble Stirring applications
as well as conventional horizontal spinning. Whether you call them Magnetic Spinning Bars, Stirring
Magnets or Magnetic Stir Bars we have one of the largest collections at
the best prices.
We also offer Alnico V and Samarium Cobalt magnets
conventionally encapsulated in PTFE. These stir bars and discs are shown
in the photo to the right. In addition to the permanent magnet stirrers we
also offer magnetic stainless steel
Stir elements (discs, dowels and bars) and Stir
StiXs. The stainless steel stir
elements are more cost effective and many of our customers treat them
as disposables. They are available
uncoated,
coated with cost effective
parylene
and encapsulated with PTFE.
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Isostatic encapsulation with PTFE to
eliminate cracks and porosity
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FDA
approved PTFE
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Alnico
V and Samarium Cobalt magnet cores
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Polished
finish to reduce pick-up and cross contamination
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Sterilize
using thermal or chemical means
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High
performance stirring bars at "disposable" prices
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Broad range of
chemical resistance
Our stir bars range in
diameter from 1.5 mm to 8 mm and from 2 mm to 87 mm in length.
The shapes also are diverse, from round, to rectangular, crosses and
octahedral. The number after the hyphen of the VP part number is
the length of the stir bar in mm.
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VP 773 Alnico magnet Stir Crosses come in a
variety of shapes and sizes.
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VP 773W Alnico and rare earth magnetic winged stirrers.
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The VP
774 series stir bars have a diameter from 1.5 to 2 mm and have
Alnico cores.
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The VP 775 series stir bars have a diameter
of 3 mm and all have Alnico cores except for
VP 775-35
which has a Samarium Cobalt core.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes.
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The VP 776 series stir bars
have a diameter of 6 to 8 mm.
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Oval PTFE encapsulated alnico magnet,
15mm x 6mm.
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The square design of the VP 778 series stir
bars makes them slightly more efficient at moving liquid and
thereby stirring a solution either in the tumble or spin mode.
The square dimension of these stir bars is from 4x4 mm to 7.5x7.5 mm.
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Most of the above magnetic
stir bars feature ALNICO V magnetic cores which are one of the most
powerful permanent magnet alloys available. Offered in many shapes from
round, octagonal, and square, these PTFE encapsulated magnetic stir
bars resist harsh chemicals and are resistant to scratching and high
temperatures.
There are several measures that should be used to increase the life
span of magnetic stir bars. First, Stir Bars should be stored in pairs
to maintain magnetic strength. Stir bars should not be stored in a
random mass or dropped on a hard surface especially steel.
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Stirring very viscous solutions often requires the
extra magnetic energy of a Rare Earth (Samarium Cobalt or Neodymium
Boron) magnet. Our Alligator Tumble Stirrers can stir even the
most viscous
solutions when using these VP 777 series Stir Bars and the VP
779 series Stir Discs. The VP 777 series stir bars
have a diameter of 6 to 8 mm and the VP 775-35 Samarium
Cobalt stir bars have a diameter of 3 mm. More Rare Earth Stir
bars and Discs will be added to this series in the future.
One of the distinct advantages of
Samarium Cobalt is that it is heat stable to 300C so it can
be autoclaved and heat sterilized without losing magnetic
strength. It can also be used a stir element in heated
reaction vessels.
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The disc
design of the VP 779 series makes them significantly more
efficient at moving liquid and thereby mixing solution in the
tumble mode. Selecting a disc that is slightly smaller than the
inside diameter of the vessel to be stirred results in the most
efficient stirring. To stir viscous material requires greater
energy so we constructed these discs from Samarium Cobalt and
encapsulated them with PTFE to make them inert.
The VP 779-5
(5 mm diameter x 1.8 mm thick) PTFE encapsulated disc was designed to
fit into 96 well microplates, deep well 96 well microplates and glass
micro-tubes.
The VP 779-13 (13 mm diameter x 1.8 mm
thick) PTFE encapsulated disc was designed to fit into many vials. If your application
requires a different diameter let us know.
One of the distinct advantages of Samarium Cobalt is
that it is heat stable to 300C so it can be autoclaved and heat
sterilized without losing magnetic strength. It can also be used a
stir element in heated reaction vessels.
Follow this link for detailed dimensions
and sizes.
Watch
Video of the VP 779-5 and VP 779-13 Mixing In Honey
(mpeg movie- 19.8MB)
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The VP 779-6 disc is a Nickel coated
Samarium Cobalt disc 6.3 mm in diameter and 2.5 mm thick. The
greater thickness and mass of this magnet yields more magnetic flux and
it is used to stir very viscous materials in the wells of micro plates
(96). It will mix and knead bread dough as well as mix dyes into
slurries as thick as tooth paste.
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The VP 782S
series Parylene encapsulated Samarium Cobalt discs were designed to be
used in the pockets of the VP 772F PTFE shapes to provide the magnetic
core. The VP 772F protects the softer Parylene coated discs.
The Number after the VP 782S indicates the diameter of the disc in mm.
These stir discs can be used without a protective
PTFE shell in some one time stirring applications that require an
economical disposable stirrer.
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The VP 782N series Parylene
encapsulated Neodymium Iron Boron discs were designed to be used in the
pockets of the VP 772F PTFE shapes to provide the magnetic core. The
VP 772F protects the softer Parylene coated discs. The Number after
the VP 782N indicates the diameter of the disc in mm.
These stir discs can be used without a protective
PTFE shell in some one time stirring applications that require an
economical disposable stirrer.
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VP 782NC-2-6 Neodymium Iron Boron (48 MGO)
magnetic cylinder coated with parylene to make it inert.
2.15 mm in diameter and 6.44 mm long.
VP 782NC-3-6 Neodymium Iron Boron (48 MGO)
magnetic cylinder coated with parylene to make it inert.
3.19 mm in diameter and 6.45 mm long.
VP 782NC-8-13 Neodymium Iron Boron
(48 MGO)
magnetic cylinder coated with parylene to make it inert.
7.95 mm in diameter and 12.8 mm long.
These stir cylinders can be used without a protective
PTFE shell in some one time stirring applications that require an
economical disposable stirrer.
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VP 783NS-3-3-3
Neodymium Iron Boron (42
MGO) magnetic tumble stir cube
coated with nickel, 3.2mm x 3.2mm
x 3.2mm, 100/PKG
VP 783NC-3-6
Neodymium Iron Boron (48 MGO)
magnetic tumble stir cylinder coated with nickel, 3.0mm
diameter and 6.3mm long, 10/PKG
VP 783NC-3.5-6
Neodymium Iron Boron (48 MGO)
magnetic tumble stir cylinder coated with nickel, 3.5mm
diameter and 6.3mm long, 10/PKG
VP 783NC-6-9 Neodymium Iron Boron
(42 MGO)
magnetic tumble stir cylinder coated with nickel,
6.4mm diameter and
9.5mm long, 10/PKG
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VP 775-A autoclaveable Drop Dispensers are
used to place sterile PTFE encapsulated magnetic stir bars into
wells or vials after the liquid is added. When used in
conjunction with the
VP 771 magnet
the Stir Bars stand on end and fall into the loading holes.
Simple as 1, 2, 3. This VP 775-A series 48 place
dispenser can be sterilized by autoclaving or by heating in a hot air
oven.
The magnet
Stir Bar Dispenser solves one of the most difficult problems that has
plagued scientists who were trying to do high through put stirring or
fermenting of viscous solutions ... getting the clump of magnets into
multiple vials easily.
As demand
warrants we will make more of these dispensers to accommodate our
customers' needs and applications.
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The VP
775-A dispenser contains 48 ordered holes in a top loading
plenum that is 6 mm deep. By adding additional plenums that are 2
mm, 4 mm and 6 mm thick, four different lengths (6, 8, 10 and 12 mm) of
the VP775 series Stir Bars can be accommodated (VP 775-6, VP 775-8, VP
775-10 and VP 775-12). The holes in the plenums are just large enough
to accommodate just one Stir Bar. This system is similar to those
we have made for loading
Stir StiXs into deep well microplates or vials. Details of
how they work is on this link.
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The VP
775-A magnet Stir Bar Dispenser solves one of the most difficult
problems that has plagued scientists who were trying to do high through
put stirring or fermenting of viscous solutions ... getting the clump
of magnets into multiple vials easily.
As demand
warrants we will make more of these dispensers to accommodate our
customers' needs and applications.
Now that you have the Stir
Bars in the vials --
follow
this link for an easy way to get them out without cross
contamination -- the VP 772A.
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The Newest Drop Dispenser (VP 779-5A)
solves the problem of loading magnetized discs into microplates.
We have been working a long time and have tested many prototypes to
solve the interaction of the magnets sticking together and not loading
into the plenums. The VP 779-5A is an engineering
feat that makes loading the very strong VP 772FS-5-5 Samarium
Cobalt discs easy to do.
First stacks of 12 VP 772FS-5-5 are loaded into 8 chambers in
the loading jig. Spring loaded plungers are used to force
the discs into the plenum as the jig slides across.
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The dispenser also has a retaining lid to keep
the magnetic discs in place until they are dropped into the
microplate. When all 8 chambers are loaded the spring loaded
plungers place into the loading jig to push the discs into the plenum
as the operator pushes the loading jig across the plenum as shown at
the right.
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As the loading jig advances across the plenum,
discs are dropped into each hole, an attached retaining lid prevents
the magnets from moving about. This operation is done on top of a
VP 770B magnetic block to facilitate the loading process and to pull
the magnetic discs into the microplate when the loading plenum is
pushed to the open position as demonstrated in the photo to the right.
Once dispensed, the magnetic discs are
captured in the microplate with a plate lid and removed from the
magnet.
When removed from the VP 770B the magnetic
discs are attracted to discs in neighboring wells. When place on
a V&P Tumble Stirrer they are attracted to the Stirrer's magnetic
cylinder and begin to tumble independently.
Watch an instructional video of how to
use the VP 779-5A
Download video (mpeg
movie- 25MB)
Press
the play button to view the video in a flash format, flash must
be installed, or click the download link to download a mpeg
version.
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Stir Disc dispenser for
VP 772FS-5-5 Samarium
Cobalt discs |
VP 779-5A |
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The
VP 782NC-3-6R combines the strength of our Neodymium
Iron Boron magnetic cylinders with the reach of a 127 mm
long stainless steel rod. The powerful NdFeB magnet is
able to remove alnico stir elements weighing up to 8.5 grams
(VP 776-50) and NdFeB stir elements weighing up to 55 grams.
55 grams is much heavier than any of our NdFeB stir
elements, so all our NdFeB magnetic stir elements are
removed with the retriever.
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| PART # |
SHAPE |
LENGTH |
DIAMETER |
#/PKG |
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| VP 775-35 |
Round bar |
35 mm |
3 mm |
10/PKG |

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| PART # |
SHAPE |
LENGTH |
DIAMETER |
#/PKG |
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| VP 777-30 |
Round bar |
30 mm |
6 mm |
10/PKG |

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| VP 777-38
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Octahedral bar |
38 mm |
8 mm |
10/PKG |
| VP 777-40
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Round bar |
40 mm |
8 mm |
10/PKG |
| VP 777-51 |
Octahedral bar |
51 mm |
8 mm |
10/PKG |
| VP 777OV-64 |
Oval bar |
64 mm |
20 mm |
10/PKG |
| PART # |
SHAPE |
DIAMETER |
THICKNESS |
#/PKG |
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VP 779-5 |
Disc |
5 mm |
1.8 mm |
12/PKG |
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VP 779-6 |
Disc |
6 mm |
2.5 mm |
10/PKG |
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VP 779-13 |
Disc |
13 mm |
1.7 mm |
10/PKG |
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| PART # |
SHAPE |
LENGTH |
DIAMETER |
#/PKG |
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VP 774-2 |
Round bar |
2 mm |
2 mm |
10/PKG |

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VP 774-5 |
Round bar |
5 mm |
2 mm |
10/PKG |
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VP 774-7 |
Round bar |
7 mm |
2 mm |
10/PKG |
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VP 774-8 |
Round bar |
8 mm |
1.5 mm |
10/PKG |
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VP 774-15 |
Round bar |
15 mm |
1.5 mm |
10/PKG |
| PART # |
SHAPE |
LENGTH |
DIAMETER |
#/PKG |
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VP 776-15 |
Oval |
15 mm |
6 mm |
10/PKG |

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| VP 776-25 |
Round bar |
25 mm |
8 mm |
10/PKG |

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| VP 776-40 |
Round bar |
40 mm |
8 mm |
10/PKG |
| VP 776-50 |
Round bar |
50 mm |
8 mm |
10/PKG |
| PART # |
SHAPE |
LENGTH x HEIGHT x DEPTH |
#/PKG |
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| VP 778-12 |
Rectangle bar |
12
x 4 x 4 mm |
100/PKG |

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| VP 778-25 |
Rectangle bar |
25
x 5.5 x 5.5 mm |
10/PKG |
| VP 778-35 |
Rectangle bar |
35
x 6 x 6 mm |
100/PKG |
| VP 778-50 |
Rectangle bar |
50
x 7.5 x 7.5 mm |
10/PKG |
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