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Digital 10 l, 23 l and 56 l incubators are compact and economically priced, yet offer features not typically found in a basic incubator. The housing is all metal, as is the door frame. See-through acrylic door lets you view contents without opening the door. One shelf for 10 l and two shelves for 23 l and 56 l models are included, and can be adjusted in different levels – additional shelves can be purchased to increase storage capacity.
The heating elements in the incubators are incorporated into the bottom and sides of the aluminum chamber. This provides better temperature stability and uniformity than other incubators in it’s class. A grommet hole in the top of the unit can hold a thermometer for accurate temperature setting
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Glass test tube, also known as culture tube and sample tube, is a common and widely used glassware, which has a finger-like length, open top and closed bottom. It can be made of soda-lime material, borosilicate glass or quartz glass. And borosilicate glass and quartz glass test tube can withstand high temperatures up to several hundred celsuis.
Range 190-1100 nm, basic/quantiative wavelength scan/DNA Protein Test/Kinetic, automatic peak picking spectrum display. Large screen with graphic display. Spectrum and data can be printed out by printer and sent to computer via USB PORT. Set of 4 quartz and 4 glass cuvettes is provided. Software Included (Imported with German Lamps).
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