Innova 4000 Incubator Shaker

Product Information

The New Brunswick Innova 4000 Incubator Shaker offers rigid temperature and agitation control in a benchtop design with a large-capacity to culture a wide array of samples in test tubes and flasks up to 2.8 L. This system is designed for various molecular biology techniques, including hybridization studies, plasmid preps, and DNA fingerprinting. The microprocessor controls allow for uniform heating and motion, with accurate regulation of shaking speed, automatically compensating for changes in temperature using a large capacity blower. Safety features such as automatic cut-out when lid is opened, fail-safe thermostat for high temperature, and standard audible and visual alarms with a timer ensure safe operation. An engaging choice for scientists looking to enhance their molecular biology research and experiments, this incubator shaker delivers both innovation and reliability. An interesting fact about the Innova 4000 is that it can culture various types of microorganisms in a controlled environment, making it an essential tool for microbial research and culturing.

• Rigid temperature and agitation control
• Large-capacity to culture a wide array of samples
• Microprocessor controls for uniform heating and motion
• Automatic compensation for changes in temperature
• Safety features for fail-safe operation

• Temperature Range: 5°C above ambient to 60°C
• Agitation: 25 to 500 rpm, 1rpm
• Platform Size: 18 x 18 in
• Maximum Capacity: 18 x 250 mL flasks on universal platform
• Orbital Diameter: 0.75 in
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 21 x 27.5 x 19.75 in
• Cosmetic Damage: Yes

Metric: 68.04 kg
Imperial: 150 lbs

Metric: 53.34 cm x 68.58 cm x 50.17 cm
Imperial: 21 in x 27 in x 19.75 in

841989

The harmonized code 841989 is suitable for machines and mechanical appliances having individual functions, not specified or included elsewhere in Chapter 84. This code is justified by the product's unique function in cultivating cell cultures and maintaining uniform incubation conditions for molecular biology techniques.