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Compare modelsNZ $22266.06
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The Thermo Scientific TFSRI250 Refrigerated Incubator is engineered for precise temperature control in laboratory settings. With a capacity of 250 liters and equipped with three adjustable shelves, it offers flexibility for various sample types. Operating within a temperature range of 4°C to 60°C, this incubator ensures uniform temperature distribution, making it ideal for microbiological and biochemical applications.
This incubator is an essential tool for laboratories requiring reliable and efficient temperature-controlled environments for sample incubation and preservation.
NZ $22266.06
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TFSRI250-230V
Part Number
4.713 160
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth int.
450 mm
NZ $15305.78
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TFSRI150-230V
Part Number
4.713 159
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth int.
450 mm
NZ $34274.26
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TFSRI720-230V
Part Number
4.713 161
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth int.
628 mm
NZ $28790.47
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TFSRI420-230V
Part Number
6.328 255
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth int.
628 mm
It is engineered for precise temperature control in laboratory settings. With a capacity of 250 liters and equipped with three adjustable shelves, it offers flexibility for various sample types. Operating within a temperature range of 4°C to 60°C, this incubator ensures uniform temperature distribution, making it ideal for microbiological and biochemical applications.
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