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Thermo Scientific Heratherm Compact Incubator IMC18, 18L

Brand:Thermo Scientific

Specifications

Depth int.: 290 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH): 260 x 470 x 415 mm
Ext. depth: 470 mm
Ext. height: 415 mm
Ext. width: 260 mm
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height int.: 310 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH): 180 x 290 x 310 mm
Int. width: 180 mm
IP code: IP 20

$2,016.40

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Product description

The Thermo Scientific Heratherm Compact Incubator IMC18 is a high-quality laboratory incubator designed for precise and reliable temperature control in small spaces. With an 18-liter capacity, this compact incubator offers efficient and uniform heating, making it ideal for applications that require precise temperature regulation, such as cell culture, microbiology, and other laboratory processes. It features a user-friendly interface, energy-efficient operation, and advanced safety features for laboratory environments.

Key Features:

Brand: Thermo Scientific
Capacity: 18 liters
Temperature Range: Provides uniform and reliable temperature control for sensitive samples
Application: Ideal for applications such as microbiology, cell culture, and sample incubation
Design: Compact and space-efficient for small laboratory environments
Energy-efficient: Low power consumption for economical operation

The Heratherm Compact Incubator IMC18 from Thermo Scientific is a versatile and efficient solution for laboratories needing precise and reliable incubation in a compact design.

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It is a high-quality laboratory incubator designed for precise and reliable temperature control in small spaces. With an 18-liter capacity, this compact incubator offers efficient and uniform heating, making it ideal for applications that require precise temperature regulation, such as cell culture, microbiology, and other laboratory processes. It features a user-friendly interface, energy-efficient operation, and advanced safety features for laboratory environments.

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