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Agilent Technologies G2545A Hybridization Oven

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Motion Type
Rotisserie (Bottles)
Oven Type
Hybridization
Max Temperature
70 °C
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Brands
Various
New/Used
Used
Motion Type
Rotisserie (Bottles)
Oven Type
Hybridization
Max Temperature
70 °C

Product description

Used G2545A hybridization oven with digital temperature control and variable bottle rotation up to 70°C.

The Agilent Technologies G2545A hybridization oven is a used laboratory heating system designed for DNA and RNA probe hybridization, membrane washing, nucleic acid analysis, and microarray preparation workflows. Its rotating mechanism promotes consistent sample exposure, making it suitable for molecular biology and biotechnology laboratories.

Key specifications

  • Temperature control: Digital temperature display and adjustable temperature setting
  • Maximum temperature: 70°C confirmed
  • Rotation: Variable rotation-speed control using the front-panel knob
  • Sample handling: Dedicated rack for multiple bottles or slides
  • Interior: Stainless steel construction
  • Power: AC 100–120 V, 50/60 Hz
  • Current: 5 A
  • Dimensions: 590 × 520 × 460 mm (W × D × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 38 kg
  • Manufacturer: Sheldon Manufacturing, Inc.
  • Accessories: None included

The G2545A is suitable for controlled hybridization protocols and related molecular diagnostics, genomics, and biotechnology applications. Its compact format, digital temperature control, and bottle rotation support repeatable processing in nucleic acid research and microarray laboratory workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026