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BINDER KB115 Refrigerated Incubator/Drying Oven with Forced Convection

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Made in : Germany Serial No : 05-91599
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Made in : Germany Serial No : 05-91599

Product description

Efficient refrigerated incubator with forced convection, temperature range -5°C to 100°C.

The BINDER KB115 combines the functionalities of a refrigerated incubator and drying oven with forced convection, designed for versatile laboratory applications. This model offers a temperature range between -5°C and 100°C, suitable for a wide array of scientific experiments. With a capacity of 115 liters, the unit includes an inner glass door, an integrated digital temperature display, and comes with two shelves for effective spatial organization. It operates on a 230 V power supply with a frequency of 50-60 Hz and a power consumption of 460 W. The internal dimensions measure 60 x 40 x 48 cm, and the overall dimensions are 83 x 70 x 101 cm, having a total weight of 106 kg. Manufactured in 2005, this equipment has been tested at 37°C and -2°C, while sustaining minimal light friction at the stainless steel hooks when closing the door, ensuring reliable performance in controlled environments.

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Last updated 19 October 2026