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Mini incubator with precise temperature control ±0.1°C, 380ml chamber, humidification, and gas mixing for biotech use
The Astec MN-2 Mini Incubator is designed for precise temperature control with a stability of ±0.1°C over a range from room temperature plus 5°C up to 40°C, suitable for biotechnology research, molecular diagnostics, and cell culture applications. Featuring a compact 380 ml chamber with dimensions 108×180×18.5 mm, this incubator supports direct internal water injection humidification or operation without humidification, facilitating optimal environmental conditions for sensitive biological samples.
Key operational features include a cover heater to maintain uniform temperature, mixed gas compatibility for controlled atmosphere applications, and multiple alarms for over-temperature, under-temperature, and gas flow abnormalities. The device offers analog outputs for real-time monitoring of temperature and gas flow, critical for integration into bioprocessing and gene editing workflows that demand stringent environmental controls.
Physical dimensions (292×392×166 mm) and a product weight of 10 kg make this unit suitable for benchtop use in laboratories focused on synthetic biology, biomanufacturing, and molecular cloning workflows. The unit operates on AC 100V power with a maximum power consumption of 70W. This pre-owned model is sold as-is and may not fully retain factory performance, recommended for users needing a reliable incubator for research-level live-cell incubation with gas mixing capabilities.
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Last updated 5 November 2026
