Research and development - Small stirring and defoaming device | Awatori Rentaro AR-100
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A long-selling compact machine designed for research and development purposes that standardizes the use of disposable containers.
The smallest model in the "Awatori Rentaro" series, designed for ease of use with the aim of repeatedly performing small-volume processing. Its space-saving, compact design makes it ideal for fundamental experiments conducted by researchers and engineers. It utilizes disposable containers, demonstrating its effectiveness in experiments and research that require frequent use. **Features of AR-100** - Ideal for basic research and initial development studies with small amounts of materials. - Optimal stirring for each material can be achieved by changing the rotation speed. - The use of disposable containers eliminates the hassle of cleaning containers. - Compact and lightweight, making it suitable for various installation locations. - Built-in strobe lighting allows for visual confirmation of the stationary stirring state.
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■Maximum load capacity / 140g *Total weight including materials, containers, adapters, etc. ■Standard container / 100ml disposable container ■Power supply / Voltage: Single-phase AC100V±10%, 50/60Hz Power consumption: Approximately 50VA (standby) Maximum 800VA (operating) ■Main unit dimensions / H328×W250×D250 (mm)
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Awatori Rentaro AR-100
Applications/Examples of results
Stirring, dispersing, degassing, and deairing of materials.
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THINKY Corporation has realized simultaneous processing of stirring and degassing through the concept of combining two types of rotation: rotation and revolution. The "Awatori Rentaro," a rotary-revolution mixer, was born as a device that can process these two opposing processes, "stirring" and "defoaming," which had long been considered separate steps in the material processing process, simultaneously and in a short time. Currently, Awatori Rentaro has grown into a diverse lineup, ranging from small tabletop models for laboratories to large-scale production models. We have received numerous inquiries from various fields both domestically and internationally. THINKY will continue to assist in solving material processing challenges and building a foundation for mass production with our unique material processing technology and know-how.