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Compare modelsThe BINDER Warming Cabinet FD-S 56, 55 L, 614 x 625 x 577 mm, Temperature +10°C to 250°C, 230 V is designed for reliable warming and heating applications in laboratory environments. With forced convection, it supports homogenous temperature distribution for consistent results during routine thermal workflows.
This warming cabinet is a practical choice for laboratories requiring dependable heating performance and uniform temperature distribution for daily warming applications.
Manufacturer P/N
9090-0018
Part Number
4.665 196
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
310 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9090-0024
Part Number
4.665 522
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
350 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9090-0019
Part Number
4.705 567
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
310 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9090-0025
Part Number
4.705 568
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
350 mm
It is designed for reliable warming and heating applications in laboratory environments. With forced convection, it supports homogenous temperature distribution for consistent results during routine thermal workflows.
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