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Used Astec BI-525A block incubator, suitable for molecular biology and biotechnology lab incubation tasks.
The Astec BI-525A Block Incubator is a laboratory incubation device designed for controlled temperature applications essential in biotechnology and molecular biology workflows. It provides a stable environment suitable for enzyme reactions, cell incubation, sample preparation, and other bioprocessing tasks.
This block incubator is widely adopted in biotechnology laboratories for molecular cloning workflows, enzyme activity assays, and cell culture incubation. It serves as a critical instrument supporting bioprocessing and biomanufacturing pipeline operations where consistent temperature maintenance is required.
Note: As a secondhand laboratory incubator, the current performance may not match new unit specifications; thorough verification is recommended.
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Last updated 19 October 2026