Incubator Shaker with Cooling

Incubator Shaker with Cooling
Incubator Shaker
Introduction

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A combination of mixing and incubating the liquids at the same time is termed as an incubator shaker. It is one of the four shakers which is ideal for heating, cooling, shaking, and homogenizing liquid matter with uniform temperature distribution. Cell Cultures are generally prepared in incubator shakers, also known as Thermal Shaker. 

The incubator shaker is a box-like container that heats, cools, shakes, and mixes the vessel’s liquids. The largest incubator can hold a capacity of 2 liters to 115 liters. 

Evolution of Incubator Shaker 

The first incubators were invented in the early 1800s which were termed “air-jacketed” incubators. Later, during the year 1960, commercial incubators with CO2 were developed. Furthermore, in the year 2001, the combination of incubator and mixing was enhanced by incubator shakers.

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DAN Logitech’s Incubator Shaker (3900.DNEU.01)
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Features:

Compact design
Available with Flat platform
BLDC motor driven
Microprocessor controlled
User-Friendly
Application in molecular biology, immunology, chemistry lab
Low power consumption
Maximum stirring speed upto 300RPM
Digital set up of RPM and time with independent LED display
Audible alarm at time cycle end for safety and ease of unsupervised operation
Silent and stable operation
Compatible for use with various capacity conical flasks and different sample containers.

Technical Specification:

Shaker Body Material : Metal
Speed Range : 50-300 rpm
Fan Speed : 1200-3200 rpm
Orbit (Horizontal) : 20mm
Dimensions of Body : 609x770x515 (WxDxH)
Platform Size : 480x315x80 (WxDxH)
Permissible ambient Temp. : 4-60°C (Approx.)
Temp. Control Range : (RT) + 5-60° C
Power : AC 100 – 230V, 600W
Timer : 1min – 99Hrs 59Min
Temp. Control Accuracy : ≤ 0 ± 0.3°C
Categories: Analytical Laboratory Benchtop Instruments, Incubator Shaker, Shakers