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Wesbart IS89 Multi-Microplate Incubator Shaker, 65°C, 6-Place

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Incubator Type
Shaking
Detail
Incubation Function
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Wesbart
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Incubator Type
Shaking
Detail
Incubation Function

Product description

Wesbart IS89 six-place microplate incubator shaker with operation up to 65°C.

The Wesbart IS89 Multi-Microplate Incubator Shaker is a laboratory instrument designed for simultaneous incubation and agitation of up to six microplates. The unit is specified for operation at temperatures up to 65°C, supporting controlled sample processing in biotechnology, microbiology, molecular biology, and microplate-based assay workflows.

  • Instrument type: Microplate incubator shaker
  • Capacity: 6 microplate positions
  • Maximum stated temperature: 65°C
  • Function: Combined incubation and shaking
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

The Wesbart IS89 is suitable for applications such as enzyme assays, microbial culture workflows, molecular diagnostics, and other laboratory procedures requiring temperature-controlled microplate shaking. Detailed operating specifications were not provided in the listing.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026