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Ohaus ISHD16HDG Heavy-Duty Incubating Orbital Shaker with 19mm Orbital Motion

NewOhausIncubatorsUnited Kingdom

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Specifications 6

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Ohaus
New/Used
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Weight
36 kg
Dimensions
65 × 36 × 40 cm
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Warranty
30 days (Richmond Promise)

Product description

Heavy-duty incubating orbital shaker with 19mm orbit, 16kg capacity, 15–500 rpm speed, and ±0.5°C temp control.

The Ohaus ISHD16HDG Heavy Duty Incubating Orbital Shaker features:

  • Orbital motion: 19 mm orbit diameter
  • Capacity: 16 kg at 75 rpm; 2.3 kg at 500 rpm
  • Speed range: 15 to 500 rpm
  • Temperature range: Ambient +5°C to 65°C
  • Temperature uniformity: ±0.5°C at 37°C
  • Temperature control: PID controller with calibration feature
  • Safety features: Overload protection, temperature overshoot protection, load sensor
  • Drive system: Triple eccentric drive for smooth operation
  • Displays: Independent LED panels for temperature, speed, and time
  • Construction: Durable aluminum and Cycoloy materials
  • Communication: RS232 interface for data transfer and integration

This shaker is designed for precise temperature regulation and reliable mixing performance in laboratory incubation and shaking applications.

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Last updated 3 September 2026