Thermoshakers for Microtubes and Microplates

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Thermoshakers for microtubes and microplates
A range of compact, efficient and highly versatile thermoshakers, with excellent temperature uniformity, ideal for applications requiring heating and shaking in microplates and microtubes and suitable for use in cold rooms and incubators (operating temperature range 4 to 40°C). By combining the mixing operation with the incubation phase, reaction process times and operator workload are reduced and efficiency of many procedures is increased, resulting in a higher throughput. Thermoshakers for microplates Thermoshakers for microtubes

Thermoshaker PHMP and PHMP-4 for microplates Excellent temperature uniformity across the platform/microplate (due to the bi-directional heating system) combined with variable speed and variable temperature produces the ideal thermoshaker for microplate incubations. Can be used with all types of standard depth 96- and 384-well microplates and offers three instruments in one for maximum versatility and efficiency:
	a microplate thermoshaker a compact benchtop incubator without shaking a microplate shaker without temperature control Temperature range: ambient + 5 to 60°C* Stability ± 0.1°C, uniformity ± 0.2°C due to the bi-directional heating system (platform and lid) Shaking speed: 250 to 1200 rpm Rapid heat-up Continuous or timed operation, with alarm buzzer and automatic switch-off facility Choice of two models with capacity for two or four microplates
Suitable for applications in many fields including: immunochemistry, molecular diagnostics, ELISAs, molecular biology (for microbial cell cultivation and DNA analysis), cytochemistry (for in situ reactions), biochemistry (for enzyme and protein analysis) and molecular chemistry (for matrix analysis).

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