Review on Scientific Containers for Mini Vortex Mixing by Saul Rivera

Works very well. I use it for miniature paints. He would like to be a bit more at the front that sets the whirlwind in motion, but maybe that's not possible? I don't know the physics of it. It's heavy enough not to move, I don't find it noisy. There will be noise. It's a motor that turns. But I think it's ok. My only concern is how long will the silicone top last before I break? The time will show. It was a little pricey, but as many have said, it makes shaking acrylic paint in 20mm or smaller bottles a lot easier. That it's worth it Overall I have no complaints at this point, after 3 months, except that I wish it was a bit bigger for bigger things. For example, square bottles obviously don't fit like they should, so you never know if it's swirling or just wobbling. Advice at least for artists. Put a high-quality ball bearing in your colors. This way you can tell if it's moving and in the right position. Because if it's not a clear liquid, you can't tell if you're doing it right. There is a certain amount of trial and error to get things right in this case. Behring will help you find out.