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Compact aluminum block thermostatic bath for 48×0.2ml microtubes, precise temperature control for biotech labs
The Titec 3360-1 CTU-mini is a precision aluminum block thermostatic bath designed for consistent temperature control of microtube samples. This model features an aluminum block compatible with 48 units of 0.2 ml microtubes, enabling stable thermal conditions critical for molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and synthetic biology workflows. The compact design allows integration into laboratory benchtops for temperature-sensitive protocols including gene editing sample incubation and biomanufacturing process control. Key features include:
This thermostatic bath optimizes sample temperature stability, meeting the rigorous demands of biopharmaceutical production pipelines and cell imaging preparation workflows.
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Last updated 19 October 2026