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BJPX-2012(R) Stackable Orbital Shaker Incubator

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Product description

Stackable shaker incubator; precise, adaptable, and with temperature control.

The BJPX-2012 Series Stackable Orbital Shaker Incubator by Labwit represents the pinnacle of laboratory shaker technology. It offers programmable functionality with up to 8 distinct programs. The temperature ranges from ambient +5 °C up to 60 °C for the standard model (BJPX-2012) and a broader range of 4 ºC to 60 ºC for the refrigerated version (BJPX-2012R), with a remarkable stability of ± 0.1 ºC and uniformity of ± 1 ºC. Operating at speeds between 30 to 300 rpm, it features a 25 mm orbit and a timer adjustable from 0 to 999.59 hours. The platform measures 78 x 48 mm accommodating up to 12 x 2000 mL, 15 x 1000 mL, 28 x 500 mL, and 40 x 250 mL Erlenmeyer flasks. An intuitive LCD display, stainless steel construction, and safety alarms for high temperature and speed, coupled with an external antibacterial treatment and an optional UV lamp, augment its utility. Additional options include lighting for photosynthetic cultures, a humidity controller, and clamps for Erlenmeyer flasks. The price indicated is for the non-refrigerated model; please refer to the dropdown for pricing on the refrigerated incubator variant.

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Last updated 3 September 2026