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J:\Std User Instructions\099A PV6, 099APV624_TOUCH VORTEXERS.doc 

06/10/14 

Introduction: 

 
The mixer is designed to vortex the contents of tubes from the smallest up to 25mm in 
diameter.  Larger tubes or glassware may also be vortexed by resting them on the rim of 
the orbiting rubber cup.

 

 

 
Controls: 
 

Power Switch:

  The three-position switch on the right of the panel controls the power.  

With the switch in the center position, all power is off and the machine will not operate.  
When in the ON position, the mixer will run continuously.  The TOUCH CUP position 
permits the operator to start the motor automatically as the tube depresses the rubber cup. 
 

Motor Speed:

  The knob on the left of the control panel controls the motor speed.  The 

speed may be adjusted to obtain the best mixing action.  Using the lowest speed for 
particular diameter tube will avoid any spillage. 
 
 

Operation: 

 
Select the desired mode of operation.  The power switch may be set to any mode of 
operation.  The motor speed control may be placed at any desirable setting for any mode 
of operation.  The modes of operation are listed below: 
 

POWER SWITCH 

 

Continuous 

 

 

 

 

On 

 
Touch Control  

 

 

 

Touch Cup 

 
When in the touch cup mode, the motor starts automatically when the tube depresses the 
rubber cup.  Downward pressure is necessary to maintain the vortexing action.  As the 
tube is removed and downward pressure is released, the motor will automatically stop. 
 
For best mixing results, the tube should be not more than half full.  The test tube should 
be held firmly, close to the top edge and then inserted into the rubber cup.  Large 
diameter tubes such as 25mm require the motor to run slower to start the vortex action.  
This usually is accomplished by the mass of the tube slowing down the speed of the 
motor.  Tipping the tube over at a slight angle will assist in the mixing action.  Note:  
Small diameter tubes from 10 to 16mm will vortex at almost any motor speed setting. 
 
The midrange tubes from 18 to 22mm require a slower speed setting of the motor to 
avoid spillage.  Try these size tubes at a low speed and adjust the MOTOR SPEED 
control until the vortex almost reaches the bottom of the tube.  Use this speed setting for 
these size tubes. 

Summary of Contents for 099A PV6

Page 1: ...oc 1 06 10 14 User Instructions 711 HULMAN STREET PO BOX 2128 TERRE HAUTE IN 47802 812 235 6167 FAX 812 234 6975 OPERATING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS for TOUCH VORTEX TEST TUBE MIXER Model 099A PV6 1 0 amps 120 volts 50 60 Hz 099A PV624 1 5 amps 240 volts 50 60 Hz ...

Page 2: ... be placed at any desirable setting for any mode of operation The modes of operation are listed below POWER SWITCH Continuous On Touch Control Touch Cup When in the touch cup mode the motor starts automatically when the tube depresses the rubber cup Downward pressure is necessary to maintain the vortexing action As the tube is removed and downward pressure is released the motor will automatically ...

Page 3: ...0 vac 10 50 to 60Hz 5 099A PV624 240 vac 10 50 to 60Hz 5 Ambient Temperature 77 o F 25 o C 5 o C Operating Environment 0 to 90 relative humidity 32 to 100 o F 0 to 37 o C Maintenance Glas Col mixers do not require regularly scheduled maintenance However regular inspection is recommended Glas Col mixers should be protected from chemical spillage mechanical damage and corrosive atmospheres so far as...

Page 4: ...y if the component was defective from the outset Glas Col reserves the right to deny responsibility for the incident if the user fails to comply with any instructions provided by using spare parts which are not guaranteed APART FROM SUCH WRITTEN STATEMENT OF WARRANTY THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED IMPLIED OR STATUTORY WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCTS ON THE FACE HEREOF Glas C...

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