Thermo Scientific™ Precision Reciprocating Shaker Water Baths from Thermo Fisher Scientific

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Thermo Scientific™ Precision Reciprocating Shaker Water Baths are designed for life science and QA/QC applications. Push-button input of desired temperature and shaking speed help to make the baths easy to use, while meeting the stringent standards for laboratory testing.

Microprocessor control with digital LED display and shaker control
Set temperature (in increments of 0.1°C) and oscillation speed via control-panel touchpad for entry of temperature and shaking speed
Shaking frequency: 30 to 200 oscillations/min.
Stroke length adjustable at 0.5, 1.0 or 1.5in. (13, 25 or 38mm)
Microprocessor-controlled proportional integral temperature control and solid-state sensing probe provide excellent temperature sensitivity
Overtemperature protection capability
Automatic motor shutdown capability
With adjustable high-limit thermostat and indicator light
Rugged stainless-steel interior with easy-to-clean epoxy powder-coated exterior
Includes:Stainless-steel chamber and duck

Product Specs
ItemThermo Scientific™ Precision Reciprocating Shaker Water Baths
CompanyThermo Fisher Scientific
Price Get Pricing Get Quote for this Product
Catalog NumberTSSWB15 / TSSWB27 / TSSWB15S / TSDUB15
QuantityEA
Capacity15 L / 27 L
Temperature RangeAmbient +5° to 100°C

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