The Corning Insert Block D (24 x 15mm) for Shaking Incubator AccuTherm is designed to optimize the use of shaking incubators by providing a secure and stable platform for sample containers. Made from high-quality materials, this insert block is compatible with the AccuTherm shaking incubator, offering efficient and reliable sample incubation. With 24 positions for 15mm tubes, it is ideal for laboratories requiring precise temperature control and uniform shaking for sample processing.
This Corning Insert Block is a reliable solution for laboratories requiring effective sample processing and incubation, ensuring uniform shaking and precise temperature control.
It is designed to optimize the use of shaking incubators by providing a secure and stable platform for sample containers. Made from high-quality materials, this insert block is compatible with the AccuTherm shaking incubator, offering efficient and reliable sample incubation. With 24 positions for 15mm tubes, it is ideal for laboratories requiring precise temperature control and uniform shaking for sample processing.
Yes. It is designed for temperature-controlled shaking applications in laboratory settings, and offers a capacity of 24 positions for 15mm tubes, optimizing space and efficiency to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 24 positions for 15mm tubes, optimizing space and efficiency, and is supplied under manufacturer part number I-4000-D.
It is made from durable construction for consistent performance in shaking incubators. It is compatible with accuTherm shaking incubators.
For temperature-controlled shaking applications in laboratory settings, the Corning model is the better choice, offering a capacity of 24 positions for 15mm tubes, optimizing space and efficiency. The Cole-Parmer model offers a capacity of 51 Litres and a power supply of 230 VAC as an alternative, while the Corning model's specification suits temperature-controlled shaking applications in laboratory settings.
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