Stirring Rods

Long, thin stirring rods are an essential piece of laboratory equipment used to mix chemicals and liquids for reaction purposes. Stirring rods are fabricated from glass, with steel cores, or in solid plastic, and they are chemically resistant, inert, and non-abrasive. Steel core stirring rods are ideal when extra rigidity is required and have a rounded end, whereas solid plastic rods have a tapered end. Borosilicate glass stirring rods have low thermal expansion values and feature flat ends.

Glass Stirring Rods with Rounded Ends

Supplier: Wards

Multipurpose stirring rods with rounded ends and a 6 mm (0.25") diameter, these borosilicate glass stirring rods are excellent for laboratory or home use, providing efficient mixing capabilities.

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Eisco Plastic Stirring Rods, Pack of 12

Supplier: Wards

Stirring rods with rounded ends, made of chemically-resistant polypropylene plastic.

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Stirring Rods

Supplier: GSC International

Annealed flint glass rods with fire polished ends.

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Stirring Rods, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

These stirring rods are available in two versions: pure 'PTFE' solid rod with tapered end and pure 'PTFE' with bendable steel core.

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CHEMWARE® PTFE Fluoropolymer Stirring Rods, Saint Gobain Performance Plastics

Supplier: Saint Gobain Performance Plastics

These stirring rods are designed with enclosed steel insert for stiffness but can be able bent to various shapes for use as a powered stirrer.

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Cuvette Stirring Rods, FireflySci

Supplier: FIREFLYSCI, INC.

Stirring rods for the manual stirring of samples in a 10 mm cuvette.

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Magnetic Centrifugal Stirrer for 10 mm Cells, FireflySci

Supplier: FIREFLYSCI, INC.

This PTFE magnetic centrifugal stirrer fits into a standard 10 mm light path cuvette and provides rapid vertical and horizontal mixing with a minimum of vortexing when placed on a magnetic stirring machine.