• Caframo System Stand (48") - A114

Caframo System Stand (48") - A114

  • SKUCS-1740091
  • MPN:A114
  • Availability:In Stock
  • $397.99

Our popular safety stand adapted to support additional apparatus for process monitoring and chemical synthesis. The base accommodates a central 1 inch (25 mm) diameter stand rod, and up to two additional ⅝ inch (16 mm) diameter stand rods CS-1740093 (purchased separately). Portable and adaptable to address changing workspace, equipment, and priorities. Length of the central stand rod is 38 inches (960 mm). The cast zinc-aluminum alloy base is coated for protection from corrosion and chemical spills.

Specifications
  • Base Footprint

    430 mm x 415 mm (17” x 16 ⅜” )
  • Base Material

    Cast zinc-aluminum alloy coated with chemical resistant epoxy paint
  • Rod Diameter

    25 mm (1”)
  • Rod Length

    1200 mm (48″)
  • Rod Material

    304 stainless steel tube
  • Weight

    5 kg (11 lb)
Features & Benefits

Features

  • Wide base and H configuration
  • Cast zinc-aluminum alloy coated with chemical resistant epoxy paint
  • Compatible with three lengths of stand rods
  • Rods interchangeable using same allen key
  • Threaded holes in base for installation of A300 rod

Benefits

  • Excellent stability
  • Chemical and corrosion resistant - durable and easy to clean
  • Flexibility to mount stirrer higher for taller vessels and reaction systems
  • Easy to adapt to process needs
  • Option for one or two A300 rods to support additional apparatus such as manifolds and condensers
Models
  • CS-1740090

    System stand with two threaded holes for CS-1740093 rod, 960 mm x 25 mm (38” x 1”) rod, stand base and allen key.

  • CS-1740091

    System stand with two threaded holes for CS-1740093 rod, 1200 mm x 25 mm (48” x 1”) rod, stand base and allen key.

  • CS-1740093

    Accessory rod 710 mm x 16 mm (28” x ⅝”), threaded with nut.

  • CS-1740089

    System stand with two threaded holes for CS-1740093 rod, 710 mm x 25 mm (28” x 1”) rod, stand base and allen key.

Downloads & Videos

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Faq's
  • How do I choose a mixing impeller?

    To choose an impeller the volume of the mixture, the size of the mixing vessel and the viscosity of the mixture should be known. The diameter of the mixing blade should measure one third of the diameter of the vessel, and be placed a distance of one third the diameter of the vessel up from the bottom of the vessel. For thicker mixtures, use a square or “U” shaped anchor paddle. These paddles have more surface area to contact the thick product being mixed. Because thicker mixtures are usually mixed more slowly a paddle diameter closer to the full diameter of the vessel can be used so that the product close to the edge of the vessel is mixed. (A150, A250 are examples of square blade paddles; U022, U044, U055, U510 or A183 are examples of anchor paddles).

  • The paddle I need is not listed on your website. Can you make what I need?

    We are happy to make custom paddles. Email or fax a drawing showing the specifications you need and a quotation outlining a part number, price and delivery will be emailed or faxed back for approval.

  • What is electropolishing?

    All stainless steel impellers and blades from Caframo are electropolished. Electropolishing is an electrochemical treatment performed on stainless steel to obtain a smooth, corrosion-resistant finish. This process also passivates the stainless steel by removing elemental iron and increasing the chromium concentration on the surface and nickel just beneath. The result is a chemically inactive part. Note that the process does not coat the part. Along with the improved appearance, electropolishing provides the following benefits:

    • Reduces stress-related cracking and metal fatigue

    • Increases the life span of the part

    • Optimizes sterilization as parts are easy and quick to clean

    Electropolished parts are used in the following industries:

    • Aerospace and automotive

    • Water purification

    • Food and beverage

    • Medical

    • Petrochemical

    • Pharmaceutical and cosmetic

  • How do I reduce the vortexing I am experiencing with my propeller?

    A baffle can be used in the vessel to reduce vortexing or the stirrer can be rotated slightly in the clamp so that the mixing shaft is not perpendicular. With the impeller on an angle, the vortex is broken and the introduction of air is minimized.

  • What are all the parts I need to start mixing?

    To start mixing the following parts are needed: stirrer motor, clamp, stand and mixing impeller. Go to the “Products” section to find the stirrers and accessories available. The Caframo BDC250 Petite stirrer comes as a package. It includes the stirrer motor, integral clamp, stand, and two mixing impellers (axial and straight blade).

  • Where can I find an impeller for the 1540?

    Caframo offers impellers for the 1540, such as a 4″ prop (A354) a 6″ prop (A356) and a 10″ anchor paddle (U510). If you are looking for other impellers, contact us to discuss further.

  • Do the casters lock on the A118 stand?

    The A118 stand has four swivelling casters, two of which have brakes to solidly lock the stand in place.