Staufen, 13/11/2018, IKA T25 easy clean is a high-performance disperser widely used in product development and quality control worldwide. This technology instrument was awarded the 2019 German Design Award in the "Industrial" category.

Focusing on homogenization of samples, emulsification of cosmetics and other daily chemical samples, as well as preparation of suspensions of coatings and paints, T25 easy clean made its debut at the Achema 2018 exhibition and was awarded the "Special Nomination for Industrial Category" by the German Design Committee for its design quality. Andrej Kupetz, General Manager of the German Design Council, wrote in his congratulatory letter: "All the brands and products that have stood out and won awards here have proven themselves." The IKA T 25 easy clean disperser works smoothly and conveniently, thanks to its intelligent and user-friendly design, making it particularly easy to operate.

The T25 * design allows for easy disassembly of the rotor with just one step, without the need to remove cutting tools for easy cleaning. In addition, T25 also features a specially developed and particularly stable casing. IKA believes that the award of "Industrial Special Nomination" is a recognition of IKA's craftsmanship and design work, and IKA will continue to innovate in research and design as always.

This personalized design award has been presented by the German Design Council since 2011. The award ceremony will be held on February 8, 2019, with 1300 guests from politics, business, design, and journalism in attendance. This is one of the important design activities every year, aimed at discovering, mining, and showcasing design trends.

About IKA

IKA is one of the manufacturers of laboratory instruments, analytical equipment, and processing technology in the industrial and scientific research fields. Headquartered in Stauffen, Germany, IKA's products and technical services serve over 160 customers. The company has over 900 employees dedicated to providing customers with good technology and helping them achieve success. At the same time, IKA also collaborates closely with universities and scientists to support its continuous exploration on the path of scientific research. In addition to its headquarters located in Germany, IKA now has wholly-owned subsidiaries operating independently in the United States, China, Malaysia, Japan, India, Brazil, South Korea, Vietnam, the United Kingdom, and Poland.