Reciprocal Shakers

Reciprocal shakers support controlled rocking, rotating and gentle sample mixing for laboratory workflows that require consistent movement without aggressive agitation. John Morris Group supplies the Scientific Industries Genie SI-1101 Roto-Shake Rotator/Rocker through the Laboratory range, with supported brand access through Kinesis.

Australian laboratories can use reciprocal shaker equipment for tube mixing, assay preparation, sample washing, suspension handling, incubator-compatible workflows and cold room use. Established in 1952 and ISO 9001 certified, John Morris Group supports technical selection, accessory checks and procurement planning through factory-trained engineers on 1300 501 555.

Reciprocal Shakers For Rocking And Rotating Sample Mixing

Reciprocal shakers are used where samples need repeatable motion for mixing, washing or suspension without the intensity of vortexing or high-speed orbital shaking. The visible range is product-led, centred on the Scientific Industries Genie SI-1101 Roto-Shake Rotator/Rocker, a multi-action laboratory unit that combines rocking and rotating functions in one instrument.

How To Choose The Right Reciprocal Shaker

  • Motion type: Confirm whether the method requires rocking, rotating or a combination of both for tubes, vials, trays or small vessels.
  • Sample format: Check attachment compatibility for tubes, bags, vials, trays and irregularly shaped containers before purchase.
  • Speed range: Select a model that provides enough control for gentle mixing, washing, staining, suspension or incubation workflows.
  • Operating environment: Consider whether the shaker will be used on the bench, in a cold room or inside a compatible incubator.
  • Platform and accessories: Review platform size, stainless steel construction, magnetic attachment options, clip plates and tray compatibility for the intended sample load.

Applications Across Laboratory Workflows

Reciprocal shakers are suitable for Life Science and Diagnostics, Test and Measurement, clinical preparation, research, education and quality control environments. They are useful for gentle tube movement, sample suspension, assay steps, washing procedures and preparation tasks where consistent motion supports repeatable results.

Related Mixing And Shaking Equipment

For wider sample preparation workflows, reciprocal shakers can be considered alongside Tube rotators, Orbital shakers and Mixer or shaker accessories or attachments. These related categories help procurement teams compare rotating, rocking, orbital and accessory-based mixing options.

For reciprocal shakers backed by Australian technical support, contact John Morris Group on 1300 501 555 to discuss sample format, shaking motion, attachment compatibility and laboratory workflow requirements.

Trusted by leading organisations