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BINDER KB-115 Refrigerated Incubator / Drying Oven with Forced Convection

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Made in : Germany Serial No : 06-06949
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Made in : Germany Serial No : 06-06949

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BINDER KB-115 offers reliable temperature control from -5°C to 100°C.

The BINDER KB-115 refrigerated incubator and drying oven is designed for precise temperature regulation with forced convection capabilities, accommodating a range from -5°C to 100°C. Featuring a 115-liter capacity, this model highlights an integrated digital temperature display and includes two shelves for optimal sample placement. The unit is equipped with an inner glass door and a cable passage with a 30 mm diameter on the right wall, ensuring both versatility and user-friendly access. Powered by a 230 V power supply and operating at 50-60 Hz with a power consumption of 460 W, it promises efficiency while maintaining operational integrity. Its internal dimensions measure 60 x 40 x 48 cm, while the overall dimensions are 83 x 70 x 101 cm, with a weight of 106 kg. The model was manufactured in 2006 and has been rigorously tested for performance at 37°C and -10°C to validate its reliability.

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Last updated 19 October 2026