DB-006 dry bath incubator, block heater
Brand: GEMMY Industrial | Category: Medical Equipment
The larger analogue dry bath, 3.5 kg with a 450 W heater reaching 105 degrees C, with uniformity at 37 degrees C quoted at 0.5 degrees C under PID control. Setting is analogue with a thermometer readout and an over heat alarm. It covers the same bench work as the rest of the DB range: incubating DNA specimens, blood bank cross matching and screening, melted agar, enzyme assays, digestions, milk residue tests, serology, haematology, pathology and biochemistry. Heating blocks are interchangeable for test tubes, cuvettes and microcentrifuge tubes, each with a thermometer well, and a solid block converts the unit to a hot plate.
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