Stirring Bar
Stirring Bar for hospitals, public agencies, care facilities and home users — shop the range at Rescue Supply. A focused selection, chosen for everyday professional use.
You'll find Stainless Steel Cross Stirrer, PTFE Coated Cross Stirrer – Safe, Pure, Chemical-Resistant and Stainless Steel Paddle Stirrer in the current lineup. Options span Stainless Steel Cross Stirrer, PTFE Coated Cross Stirrer and Stainless Steel Paddle Stirrer, covering the configurations facilities and home users ask for most.
Rescue Supply stocks stirring bar for facilities and home users, with product specialists available to help match specifications, quantities and delivery timelines to your program.
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Factory Direct Ships 2-3 Days! (Estimated) View ProductFrequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What stirring products are in this collection?
The collection holds three Scilogex stirrer impellers: the 316L Stainless Steel Cross Stirrer, the PTFE Coated Cross Stirrer, and the 316L Stainless Steel Paddle Stirrer.
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Are these magnetic stir bars?
No. Despite the title, these are overhead stirrer impellers — the cross and paddle heads that mount on a stirrer shaft — not the small magnetic stir bars spun by a magnetic stirrer plate.
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What is the difference between cross and paddle stirrers?
A cross stirrer gives radial, high-shear mixing suited to smaller batches, while a paddle stirrer sweeps a wider, gentler flow for larger or more viscous volumes. This set has two cross designs and one paddle design.
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Why choose PTFE coated over stainless steel?
The PTFE coated cross stirrer is described as chemical-resistant for pure, small-batch mixing where the sample must not contact metal; the 316L stainless versions are the durable general-purpose choice.
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What equipment do these stirrers fit?
They fit overhead (mechanical) lab stirrers with a shaft chuck, the standard mixing stations used in chemistry and product-development labs.