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Eppendorf 5331 MasterCycler Gradient Thermal Cycler

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MPN
5331
Condition Description
SELLING AS-IS FOR PARTS
Number of blocks
1
Temperature Range
4°C to 99°C
Number of wells
.
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Specifications 13

Brands
Eppendorf
New/Used
Used
MPN
5331
Condition Description
SELLING AS-IS FOR PARTS
Number of blocks
1
Temperature Range
4°C to 99°C
Number of wells
.
Electrical Requirements
115V, 50/60hZ, 500W
Electrical Certification / Approval
CUL
Dimensions
11"W x 16"D x 11"H
Weight (lbs)
30
Country/region of manufacture
Germany
Custom Label
ND5

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Product description

Gradient thermal cycler with fast ramping, Peltier block, holds tubes/plates, for quantitative PCR applications.

  • Powers on but heater power supply requires replacement; sold AS-IS for parts
  • Designed for quantitative PCR with fast temperature ramping and short detection times
  • Features a gradient temperature difference of 1° to 20°C across the block for simultaneous multi-temperature assays
  • Peltier-controlled block ensures precise temperature homogeneity and reproducibility
  • Gradient block accepts 0.2 mL tubes (capacity 96), 0.5 mL tubes (capacity 77), or one microtitre plate without block changes
  • Compact footprint ideal for laboratories with limited space
  • Intuitive assay programming to streamline multiple accurate and reliable tests per day
  • Suitable for efficient PCR temperature optimization and quantitative applications
  • Reference to manual provided for further technical details

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Last updated 22 October 2026