Pneumatic Paint Shakers

[anon_101]

i always endorse more power options, industrial grade equipment.

fact is, lab stuff is cute and all, and makes it all scientific-y
but rattling borosilicate glass doesnt always cut it.

in the new age, we need solutions to extraction issues.
and more.
no sense beating around the bush.

* note
if i was gonna beat around some bush roots,
i would want the OP's shaker fer sure.
good one.
ironically, new unused paint cans are cheap,
and can survive many ( but not all ) solvents!

 

[Biawak]

Ultra-High Temperature Heat Tape

They have one for about $50 USD that should wrap around a paint can nicely.

 

[Biawak]

Try actually looking at the link before commenting.

What I'm talking about uses 120 volts AC to produce 1400F.

 

[Biawak]

lol. That was pretty rude.

Been a long day.

 

[SnozzleBerry]

They also make lab rockers...

 

[anne halonium]

They also make lab rockers...

shhhhhhhh......
if ya tell them how to make rocker tables,
next thing ya know they will have polycarb carboys filled with liquid cultures.

 

[SnozzleBerry]

They also make lab rockers...

shhhhhhhh......
if ya tell them how to make rocker tables,
next thing ya know they will have polycarb carboys filled with liquid cultures.

:lol:

We wouldn't want that, now

 

[anne halonium]

one of my favorite pastimes is looking thru industrial supply catalogs,
for chem , physics, bio tech, and then figuring out how to build / modify my own.

you would be hard pressed to get some items OTC,
but you can build em:thumb_up: