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Grant Block Heater BTD Fixed Block Digital, Ambient +5°C to 100°C

Brand:Grant

Specifications

Depth: 230 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 210 x 230 x 115 mm
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 115 mm
Max. temperature: 100 °C
Max. voltage: 230 V
Min. temperature: +5 °C
No. of exchangeable blocks: 1
Power supply: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
Temperature stability: ±0,1 °C

$1,685.06

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Grant Block Heater BTD Fixed Block Digital is designed for the rapid and precise heating of microtubes up to 100ºC. With digital temperature control, it ensures optimum precision and reliability in laboratory applications. The fixed block accommodates various microtube sizes simultaneously, enhancing flexibility and efficiency in sample preparation.

Key Features:

Brand: Grant
Temperature Range: Ambient +5°C to 100°C
Capacity: Holds up to 49 microtubes: 24 x 1.5/2.0 ml, 15 x 0.5 ml, 10 x 0.2 ml
Heating Time: 25°C to 100°C in 15 minutes; 25°C to 37°C in 4 minutes
Stability: ±0.1°C; Uniformity: ±0.2°C
Display: 2-line LCD for temperature and time settings
Timer: 1 minute to 96 hours
Construction: Sturdy, durable, easy-to-clean plastic with a compact design

This block heater is ideal for laboratories requiring efficient and precise sample heating, particularly in life sciences and molecular biology applications.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for the rapid and precise heating of microtubes up to 100ºC. With digital temperature control, it ensures optimum precision and reliability in laboratory applications. The fixed block accommodates various microtube sizes simultaneously, enhancing flexibility and efficiency in sample preparation.

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