Dry Bath Incubator LDBI-T2011

Introduction

Dry Bath Incubator provides a temperature range of R.T.+5°C to 105°C, ensuring precise thermal conditions for accurate sample heating. It features a temperature deviation calibration function to ensure long-term accuracy and reliable thermal performance. The incubator includes buzzer alarms for errors, providing immediate alerts to ensure safety. Our Dry Bath Incubator is used for precise heating applications in biology and clinical laboratories.

It provides a stable and controlled environment for cell culture, microbial growth, and other biological experiments. The precise temperature and humidity control ensure consistent experimental conditions and reliable results.

Applications

Dry Bath Incubator provides accurate sample heating and thermal control for various laboratory procedures. It is commonly used in molecular biology, clinical labs, biochemical research, and enzyme-based applications.

Specifications

Temperature Control Range	R.T.+5℃ to 105℃
Temperature Setting Range	5℃ to 150℃
Time Range	1min to 99h59m
Block Temperature Stability at 40 to 100℃	±0.5℃
Block Temperature Stability at >100℃	±1℃
Block Temperature Uniformity at 40℃	±0.3℃
Block Temperature Uniformity at >40℃	±0.5℃
Temperature Display Accuracy	0.1℃
Heating Speed	Less than or equal to 15min (20℃ to 150℃)
Sample Capacity	1 standard block
Fuse	250V，2A/3A，Ф5×20
Power Consumption	200W
Power Supply	AC 220V/AC 110V 50Hz/60Hz
Dimensions (W×D×H)	285 × 225 × 95 mm
Weight	2.48 kg

Features

High definition colour display

Touch-sensitive sliding controls

Easy-to-clean metal block

Broad time setting range

Enhanced safety fuse protection

FAQs

1. Can the Dry Bath Incubator be used with different block types for various tube sizes?

Yes, the Dry Bath Incubator is compatible with a variety of interchangeable aluminum blocks designed to fit different tube sizes and configurations. This flexibility allows users to accommodate microcentrifuge tubes, tubes, and other labware. The easy block replacement design makes it convenient to switch between protocols. This versatility is especially beneficial for labs performing diverse experiments. Blocks can be quickly cleaned and disinfected, reducing downtime. A single unit can therefore serve multiple functions across departments.

2. What is the heating speed of the Dry Bath Incubator , and why does it matter?

Dry Bath Incubator, , heats from 20°C to 150°C in 15 minutes or less, making it highly efficient for time-sensitive workflows. Fast heating reduces waiting times between experimental steps, which is critical in high-throughput labs. For procedures like prep, quick temperature ramp-up means more samples processed in less time. It also enhances accuracy for heat-sensitive samples by reaching the target temperature swiftly. This improvement enhances overall productivity and reduces experimental turnaround time.

3. How accurate is the Dry Bath Incubator for temperature-sensitive assays?

Dry Bath Incubator offers a temperature display accuracy of 0.1°C and stability of ±0.5°C (40–100°C), making it highly reliable for temperature-sensitive assays. This level of precision is essential for experiments involving enzymes, nucleic acids, or temperature-controlled kinetics. Accurate settings help prevent enzyme inactivation or assay variability. Researchers can trust the system for consistent heat application, reducing errors and enhancing data reliability. It’s especially useful for diagnostic, pharmaceutical, and academic labs.

4. Does the Dry Bath Incubator support both short and long heating cycles?

Yes, the Dry Bath Incubator supports a flexible time range from 1 minute up to 99 hours and 59 minutes. This makes it suitable for both quick incubations and extended thermal processes. For both short pre-denaturation steps and long overnight digestions, the timer provides precise control throughout the process. It eliminates the need for manual tracking and improves workflow automation. The incubator also maintains temperature consistency throughout the entire run for reliable results.

5. What type of labs typically use the Dry Bath Incubator ?

Dry Bath Incubator is commonly used in molecular biology, microbiology, clinical diagnostics, pharmaceutical research, food testing, and academic labs. Its ability to deliver precise, uniform heat makes it suitable for diverse applications such as / extraction, protein digestion, and reagent incubation. It’s also used in forensic labs and environmental analysis centers. The compact footprint and multifunctional design make it ideal for both centralized and field-based laboratories with space and flexibility requirements.

6. Can the Dry Bath Incubator operate silently in shared lab spaces?

Yes, the Dry Bath Incubator is designed for low-noise operation, making it ideal for shared lab environments or quiet zones. The unit also allows the buzzer to be muted, reducing auditory distractions during long-term or overnight runs and creating a quieter lab environment. This silent performance helps maintain a focused work atmosphere, especially in diagnostic, academic, and research labs where noise-sensitive tasks are performed. It’s a preferred choice for researchers working on protocols that require concentration, uninterrupted monitoring, and minimal environmental disturbance.