Lab-Line Model 2000 Dry Hot Block Incubator with Microprocessor Temperature Control up to 130°C

The Lab-Line Model 2000 Dry Hot Block Incubator is a benchtop laboratory heating device engineered for precise temperature control and uniform thermal distribution. It incorporates a microprocessor-based temperature controller coupled with a patented temperature-sensing probe system, ensuring thermal uniformity within ±0.1°C across the heating block. The instrument operates over a temperature range from slightly above ambient up to 130°C, making it well-suited for applications in pathology, hematology, clinical diagnostics, food science, and chemistry laboratories.

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This dry hot block incubator supports critical workflows in biotechnology research and molecular diagnostics, where stable and uniform heating is essential. Its consistent temperature performance is essential for molecular cloning workflows, bioprocessing assays, and gene editing protocols requiring precise thermal incubation steps.

Designed for standalone use, the device aids in achieving reproducibility in sample preparation, making it a reliable instrument in research and clinical settings focused on biomedical engineering, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing. The unit comes with a 30-day parts warranty and includes the necessary power cord.

Its robust construction and accurate temperature control make it a fundamental tool for laboratories seeking dependable incubation for enzyme reactions, nucleic acid hybridization, or sample digestion protocols widely adopted in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics.