| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | VDRL Shaker |
| Product Type | Laboratory Orbital Shaker |
| Control Type | Digital Control |
| Display | Digital Display |
| Platform Type | Flat Shaking Platform |
| Installation | Benchtop |
| Motion Type | Orbital Shaking |
| Applications | VDRL testing, RPR testing, latex agglutination, serology, diagnostic laboratories, research laboratories |
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VDRL Shaker
The VDRL Shaker is a laboratory mixing instrument designed to provide controlled orbital motion for VDRL, RPR, latex agglutination, and other serological tests. It ensures uniform sample mixing to support accurate and reproducible laboratory results.
- Provides uniform orbital shaking for consistent sample mixing.
- Suitable for VDRL, RPR, and latex agglutination test procedures.
- Digital control panel enables convenient operation and parameter adjustment.
- Stable platform supports reliable shaking during laboratory testing.
- Compact benchtop design fits efficiently in laboratory workspaces.
- Suitable for diagnostic, clinical, research, and educational laboratories.
- Designed for continuous and reproducible laboratory mixing applications.
The VDRL Shaker is a benchtop laboratory instrument used to provide gentle and consistent shaking of test slides during serological and agglutination procedures. It is commonly employed in VDRL (Venereal Disease Research Laboratory) testing, RPR testing, latex agglutination assays, and other diagnostic applications where controlled mixing is essential.
The shaker features a stable platform and digital controls for convenient operation, allowing laboratories to maintain consistent shaking conditions throughout the testing process. Its compact design makes it suitable for routine use in diagnostic laboratories, hospitals, pathology laboratories, blood banks, research facilities, and educational institutions. By providing uniform motion, the VDRL Shaker helps improve sample interaction and supports reliable laboratory workflows. It is an essential instrument for laboratories performing serological testing and other procedures that require gentle, continuous agitation.
