Labmate Shaking Dry Bath Incubator LMSDI-A100
The Labmate Shaking Dry Bath Incubator LMSDI-A100 delivers precise thermal processing combined with controlled shaking motion, providing maximum heating rates of 5.5°C per minute. It supports nine programmable settings for streamlined repetitive laboratory procedures and features an adjustable timer ranging from 5 seconds to 24 hours for flexible operation. A high-resolution display allows easy monitoring and modification of parameters, while the dual-function system accommodates both heating and shaking modes efficiently.
Product Info
Specifications
Parameter Details Temperature Range RT to 100°C Settable Temperature 0–100°C Ambient Temperature 5–40°C, 80% RH Temperature Stability ±0.5°C Speed 0–1500 rpm (Low Block) / 0–800 rpm (High Block) Mode of Operation Heating, Shaking Maximum Heating Rate 5.5°C per minute Program Memory P1 to P9 Gradient Run No Timer 5 seconds to 24 hours Power Consumption 150 W Power Supply 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz Dimensions 265 × 190 × 150 mm Features
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Broad PID temperature control for precise heating
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Removable low and high tube blocks for versatile sample formats
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Sturdy construction with corrosion-resistant exterior
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Optimized power consumption
Standard Accessories
Accessory Unit Quantity Main Unit (Host) Each 1 Power Cable Each 1 Optional Accessories
Model No Accessory Name Unit Quantity LMSDI-A100-LB1 Low Centrifuge Tube Block (0.2 ml × 96) Each 1 LMSDI-A100-LB2 Low Centrifuge Tube Block (0.5 ml × 24) Each 1 LMSDI-A100-LB3 Low Centrifuge Tube Block (1.5 ml × 24) Each 1 LMSDI-A100-LB4 Low Centrifuge Tube Block (2 ml × 24) Each 1 LMSDI-A100-HB1 High Centrifuge Tube Block (15 ml × 8) Each 1 LMSDI-A100-HB2 High Centrifuge Tube Block (50 ml × 4) Each 1 LMSDI-A100-T1 Thermal Lid (Used with Low Blocks) Each 1 Applications
Labmate Shaking Dry Bath Incubator LMSDI-A100 is essential for DNA/RNA sample preparation, enzyme reactions, and hybridization studies in molecular biology. It also supports incubation of biological samples, coagulation studies, and drug testing in clinical research.-
