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HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Anal. Chem. , 1948, 20 (12), pp 29A–29A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60024a731. Publication Date: December 1948...
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YANKEE ROTATORS when gentle continuous mixing i s indicated Yankee Rotators simulate hand mixing by imparting a gentle circular motion in the horizontal plane, and are therefore valuable in all pro­ cedures where gentle continuous mixing is indicated. They are rug­ gedly built for continuous heavy duty under loads up to 25 lbs. Their constant speed A C motor is pre-lubricated. A non-slip rubber surface on the mixing platform prevents containers from slipping when the unit is in operation. Rubber suction feet anchor the unit firmly, even to glass surfaces. Models A - 2 2 7 0 and A - 2 2 7 5 operate at 1 3 0 R P M , and have a built-in timer which permits setting the mixing time for periods.of 2 to 5 minutes of automatic operation. The timer can be cut out of the circuit when continuous mixing is desired. M o d e l A - 2 2 8 0 operates at 1 0 0 R P M . It has no timer. M o d e l A - 2 2 7 0 is designed for larger laboratories and has an 11 χ 11 " mixing platform which can accommodate a number of flasks or other containers. Models A - 2 2 7 5 and A - 2 2 8 0 have 8 χ 8" platforms ac­ commodating one large container.

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A-2270 A-2275 A-2280

Yankee Rotator, 11 χ 1 1 " platform, 1 3 0 R P M , with automatic timer, for 1 1 0 v., 6 0 cycle A C . Each $52.50 As above, but with 8 χ 8" platform. Each $45.00 Yankee Rotator, 8 x 8 " platform, 1 0 0 R P M , without automatic timer, for 1 1 0 v., 6 0 cycle A C . Each $40.00

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A r e You Equipping a Research or Control Laboratory? Today's industrial laboratories require efficient, labor saving equip­ ment to meet specialized conditions. Here is a typical Hamilton assem­ bly of standard units, designed to meet those conditions. The serv­ ice outlets on the reagent rack leave the working surface unob­ structed. A convenient arrangement of drawers and cupboards provide ample storage space for apparatus and materials. Sturdy steel construc­ tion— durable opaque enamel finish — long wearing soapstone top in­ sure years of hard and efficient service. W r i t e for complete details on Hamilton and Control Laboratory

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