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Cole-Parmer Microplate Incubator 20 L, 230 VAC

Specifications

Depth int.
230 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH)
380 x 380 x 435 mm
Ext. depth
380 mm
Ext. height
435 mm
Ext. width
380 mm
Power supply frequency
50 Hz
Height int.
200 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH)
250 x 230 x 200 mm
Int. width
250 mm
IP code
IP 30

$7,838.80

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Product description

The Cole-Parmer Microplate Incubator is a compact and efficient solution for precise incubation of microplates. With a 20-liter chamber and accurate temperature control, this unit is ideal for ELISA, cell culture, enzyme reactions, and more.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Cole-Parmer
  • Capacity: 20 Litres
  • Power Supply: 230 VAC
  • Compatibility: Supports standard microplates
  • Applications: Ideal for molecular biology, clinical, and pharmaceutical labs

Enhance the consistency and reliability of your assays with the Cole-Parmer Microplate Incubator — a smart addition to any laboratory bench.

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It is a compact and efficient solution for precise incubation of microplates. With a 20-liter chamber and accurate temperature control, this unit is ideal for ELISA, cell culture, enzyme reactions, and more.

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$7,838.80

Inc. GST