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Low temperature incubator FMU-133I by Fukushima Galilei, 130L capacity, -15°C to 50°C, forced air circulation.
The Fukushima Galilei FMU-133I is a low temperature laboratory incubator with a 130-liter capacity, designed for precise environmental control in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics applications. Featuring a forced air circulation system, it maintains stable internal temperatures from -15°C to 50°C, supporting versatile bioprocessing and cell culture workflows. The unit includes a 190 W heater and 175 W refrigeration system utilizing R-134a refrigerant, ensuring reliable temperature regulation critical for synthetic biology and molecular biology research. The incubator is equipped with a 15 W fluorescent lamp for interior illumination, enhancing sample visibility during live-cell imaging and fluorescence analysis.
Physical dimensions are 700 mm (W) x 569 mm (D) x 1107 mm (H) with a total weight of 70 kg. The design incorporates a left-opening door, promoting ergonomic access during lab operations. Electrical requirements are AC 100V, 50/60Hz, 15A, suitable for standard laboratory power supplies. Included accessories are one key for secure access, three whiteboards for labeling or note-taking, and a gray code for operational use.
Sold as a used unit with performance reflecting its pre-owned condition, the FMU-133I remains a popular choice for researchers requiring economic solutions for temperature-sensitive experiments. It is widely adopted in biomedical engineering, clinical diagnostics, and biomanufacturing environments where precise temperature control and reliability are essential. This incubator is especially suited for molecular diagnostics workflows and bioprocessing pipelines that demand stable, low temperature incubation.
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Last updated 8 November 2026
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