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Grant Boekel PCB2 Dry Bath Incubator with 2 × 24-Position Ø10 mm Heating Blocks

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Incubator Type
Dry Bath/Block
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Specifications 3

Brands
Grant Instruments
New/Used
Used
Incubator Type
Dry Bath/Block

Product description

PCB2 dry bath incubator with two 24-position heating blocks for Ø10 mm tubes.

The Grant Boekel PCB2 dry bath incubator is a laboratory heating block system designed for controlled incubation and heating of samples in Ø10 mm tubes. The listed configuration includes two 24-position heating blocks, providing capacity for parallel sample processing.

  • Equipment type: Dry bath incubator and laboratory heating block
  • Model: PCB2
  • Block configuration: 2 × 24 positions
  • Tube compatibility: Ø10 mm tubes
  • Applications: Sample incubation, controlled heating, molecular biology workflows, biotechnology research, and routine laboratory sample preparation
  • The instrument has been tested, confirmed fully functional, and is ready for use.
  • Additional technical details were not provided in the listing.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 6 November 2026