Microtube thermoshaker PHMT
Product information "Microtube thermoshaker PHMT"
- Temperature range: RT + 5 to 100 °C
- Uniformity at 37 °C: ± 0.1 °C
- Shaking speed: 250 to 1400 rpm
- Timed shaking operation: 1 min to 96 hours
- Rapid heat-up
- Continuous or timed operation, with alarm buzzer and automatic switch-off facility
- Incl. interchangeable block
- Mixing and incubation phases are combined reducing reaction processing times
Scope of supply: Thermoshaker with one block as indicated. Further blocks on request.
| Depth: | 230 mm |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (WxDxH): | 205 x 230 x 130 mm |
| Display: | Digital |
| For vessels: | 24 x 1.5 ml |
| Heating capacity: | 42 W |
| Height: | 130 mm |
| Manufacturer Article Number: | PHMT-PSC24N |
| Max. heating rate: | 4 °C/min |
| Max. speed: | 1400 1/min |
| Max. temperature: | 100 °C |
| Max. voltage: | 230 V |
| Min. speed: | 250 1/min |
| Min. temperature: | +5 °C |
| Min. voltage: | 120 V |
| Power supply: | 120 ... 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power supply frequency: | 50/60 Hz |
| Shaking stroke: | 2 mm |
| Speed: | 250 ... 1,400 1/min |
| Temperature: | RT+5 ... 100 °C |
| Temperature addition: | RT |
| Type: | PHMT-PSC24N |
| UNSPSC: | 41103801 |
| Weight: | 4 kg |
| Width: | 205 mm |
| With timer: | Yes |
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For 96- and 384-well plates. The PHMP is a variable speed, variable temperature microplate shaker incubator with excellent temperature uniformity across the microplate. The patented heated lid and base which completely cover the plate produce a controlled micro-environment. This is combined with powerful orbital shaking to produce the maximum yield from your incubations.Stability ±0.1 ºC, uniformity ±0.25 ºC, rapid heat-upFor standard 96 or 384-well plates (max. 14mm height)Variable speed2mm shaking orbit for effective mixingTimed operation: 1 min to 96 hours