Quick Answer: Clinostat Electric is a motor-driven clinostat for studies of geotropism and phototropism, rotating a cork-faced disc at 5 revolutions per hour on 220V, 50Hz, with an adjustable angle and a clear plastic cover.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Electric motor rotates the disc at 5 revolutions per hour
Cork lined/faced disc with a fitting to take a specimen tube; seedlings are pinned to the cork
Angle adjustable by thumb screw
Clear plastic cover
220V, 50Hz, complete with 3 core cable
Height 300mm
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Supply
220V, 50Hz
Cable
3 core
Rotation
5 revolutions per hour
Disc
Cork lined/faced, with specimen tube fitting
Height
300mm
About This Product
Seedlings are pinned to the cork table and turned by the electric motor at 5 revolutions per hour, for studies on geotropism and phototropism in seedlings, cut shoots and small potted plants. A thumb screw adjusts the angle, and the unit has a clear plastic cover. This 220V, 50Hz Biology Lab Equipment unit stands 300mm high and comes complete with 3 core cable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How fast does the Clinostat Electric rotate? The motor rotates the disc at 5 revolutions per hour.
Q2. What can be studied with the clinostat? It is used for studies on geotropism and phototropism on seedlings, cut shoots and small potted plants.
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