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The Ohaus Digital Dry Block Heater is designed for precise and repeatable temperature control in laboratory applications. Accommodating one interchangeable modular block, it delivers exceptional temperature uniformity and stability for incubation, enzyme reactions, immunoassays, nucleic acid denaturation, and other laboratory procedures. An integral support rod holder with locking knob accepts an optional External Temperature Probe Kit for monitoring actual block or sample temperature. Each block accommodates tube sizes from 0.2 mL microtubes up to 50 mL centrifuge tubes and includes a thermometer well for accurate block temperature measurement.
Note: Without blocks. Please order separately.
The Ohaus Digital Dry Block Heater ensures reliable, efficient, and uniform heating—making it an essential laboratory tool for precise temperature-sensitive procedures.
Blocks for Microcentrifuge and Centrifuge tubes for Dry Block Heaters
Manufacturer P/N
30392061
Part Number
4.659 491
Manufacturer
OHAUS
Depth
315 mm
Manufacturer P/N
30392082
Part Number
4.659 494
Manufacturer
OHAUS
Depth
391 mm
Manufacturer P/N
30392089
Part Number
4.659 495
Manufacturer
OHAUS
Depth
429 mm
Manufacturer P/N
30392096
Part Number
4.659 496
Manufacturer
OHAUS
Depth
531 mm
It is designed for precise and repeatable temperature control in laboratory applications. Accommodating one interchangeable modular block, it delivers exceptional temperature uniformity and stability for incubation, enzyme reactions, immunoassays, nucleic acid denaturation, and other laboratory procedures. An integral support rod holder with locking knob accepts an optional External Temperature Probe Kit for monitoring actual block or sample temperature. Each block accommodates tube sizes from 0.2 mL microtubes up to 50 mL centrifuge tubes and includes a thermometer well for accurate block temperature measurement.
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