31 Safe. Efficient. Easy: New Thermo Scientific Heratherm Microbiological Incubators and Ovens
Now available in three choices: General Protocol, Advanced Protocol and Advanced Protocol Security models provide an exceptional performance with focus on sample safety and efficiency. The new, easy to use Thermo Scientific Heratherm microbiological incubators provide safe conditions with superior temperature uniformity and stability. Heratherm microbiological incubators have a smooth stainless steel inner chamber with easy to clean, rounded corners. A unique 140°C decontamination routine in Advanced Protocol Security incubators supersedes autoclaving of interior fittings. The intelligent design offers three different airflow technologies and a choice of four sizes with excellent footprint for improved results with sample protection as top priority.
The new Thermo Scientific Heratherm ovens feature an environmentally friendly design with cost savings in mind, reducing energy consumption by as much as 20%. The space saving models, with capacities of 60L, 100L and 180L are available with gravity or mechanical convection technology to address a broad range of heating and drying applications. Advanced Protocol models boast additional features providing even more flexibility, accuracy and dependability. The Advanced Protocol Security product range adds an extra layer of security for applications where process reliability and sample protection are paramount.
All Advanced Protocol and Advanced Protocol Security models are available in sophisticated stainless steel exterior for the most demanding needs in pharmaceutical and clinical applications. Circle no. 381 Thermo Scientific Heratherm Advanced Protocol Incubators with NEW Dual Convection
Temperature range ambient +5 to 105°C, volumes 66 to 178L Advanced Protocol incubators feature the new dual convection technology which allows the user to select the fan speed, from 0 up to 100%. Air speed can be adjusted to give optimum airflow depending on the application. These units are recommended for a wide range of demanding laboratory applications as well as egg incubation, Gene cloning and heated storage of media. Due to wide temperature range and large access port the units can even be used for drying applications.
• dual convection allows incubator to be used as a natural convection incubator with minimised drying out of samples and as an incubator with controllable forced convection with even better temperature uniformity and stability
• models feature a 42 mm access port to enable insertion of sensors for independent data monitoring, or cable of electrical device inside the unit; RS232 interface is also standard
For additional product information, visit
www.thermoscientific.com/incubators Circle no. 382
Thermo Scientific Heratherm Advanced Protocol Security Incubators with Unique Decontamination Routine
Temperature range ambient +5 to 105°C, volumes 66 to 178L Advanced Protocol Security incubators incorporate additional safety features for ultimate sample protection. The unique 140°C decontamination routine supersedes separate autoclaving of interior fittings reducing contaminating micro-organisms to a minimum. A lockable door provides restricted access and an audible alarm alerts if the door is left open accidentally. These units are recommended for a wide range of demanding laboratory applications as well as food and beverage and pharmaceutical stability testing. The robust and corrosion-resistant stainless steel models are available for sophisticated and demanding needs.
• decontamination routine reduces risk of cross-contamination: Unique cycle at 140°C is certified by an accredited microbiological institute (IBFE)
• dual convection allows incubator to be used as a natural convection incubator and as a incubator with controllable forced convection or as a oven with limited temperature range
• optional sample sensor provides additional peace of mind: exact sample temperature is measured and shown separately on display of unit For additional product information, visit
www.thermoscientific.com/incubators
Circle no. 383
Thermo Scientific Heratherm Compact Incubator for Personalised Incubation Temperature range 17 to 40°C, volume 18L
The Thermo Scientific Heratherm Compact Microbiological Incubator has an extremely small footprint, making it ideal for personalised workspace or for crowded labs with small sample volumes. This most compact unit of the Heratherm microbiological incubators family has an 18L capacity, and operates even in temperatures at or below ambient. It’s made of corrosion-free, easy-to-clean moulded polymer.
• minimal benchtop space for space restricted lab areas • high temperature accuracy • easy-to-use interface For additional product information, visit
www.thermoscientific.com/incubators
Circle no. 384
Thermo Scientific Heratherm Advanced Protocol Heating and Drying Ovens with Prime Temperature Range
Temperature range 50 - 330°C, volume 60L, 100L, 180L, mechanical or gravity convection
Heratherm Advanced Protocol ovens are perfect for demanding heating and drying applications - providing superior performance at low energy consumption. Capable of operating at temperature up to 330°C there is no compromise in the highest level of temperature uniformity. The sophisticated features include a boost function for accelerated heat-up, the programmable controller for temperature ramps and dwells and on the mechanical convection models the adjustable fan for application related airflow.
• exceptional low energy consumption • highest level of temperature uniformity • sophisticated timer extends the automation options For additional product information, visit
www.thermoscientific.com/hot
Circle no. 385
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