Refrigerated Incubators - KB Series
with compressor technology
KB 23 Refrigerated Incubator
KB 115 Refrigerated Incubator
KB 720 Refrigerated Incubator
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Great long term investment
Incubation of many samples from Microbiological analyses
Despite the fact that at the beginning the price is a bit high, after years of using the equipment in which if it is given a good preventive maintenance and scheduled cleaning, the equipment does not have any problems and when qualified it gives results as if were new, no deviation from its original parameters, which means that the initial value is minimized.
Review Date: 1 Apr 2022 | BINDER
A helpful and easy to use instrument
Microbiology analysis in food industry
Using this refrigerated incubator for our daily analysis is really the right choice. Its easy to use, robust and most importantly useful for our daily routine analysis.
Review Date: 11 Apr 2019 | BINDER
Highly recommended
Incubating of algal cultures under UV
Fantastic piece of equipment which does exactly what we want it to do, dimmable light sources which are easily controlled and maintains good temperature. Well built piece of equipment and a very good price. Cannot knock the communication of the customer service team.
Review Date: 27 Oct 2017 | BINDER
The powerful virtuoso in cooling incubators for microorganisms: the KB masters temperature ranges from -5 °C to 100 °C. The new KB series consumes up to 30% less energy compared to its predecessor. With its extensive programming options and homogenous incubation conditions even when fully loaded, this cooling incubator covers a wide range of applications.
BENEFITS:
- Temperature range: -5 °C to 100 °C
- APT.line™ preheating chamber technology
- Up to 30% lower energy consumption compared to the previous model
- Cooling with compressor cooling unit
- Door heating system from 240 liters
- Adjustable fan speed
- Controller with time-segment and real-time programming
- Inner door made of tempered safety glass
- 2 stainless steel racks
- Units up to 115 liters are stackable
- Access port with silicone plug from 240 L
- Class 3.1 independent temperature safety device (DIN 12880) with visual and acoustic alarm
- Computer interface: Ethernet
AVAILABLE MODELS (SIZES):
- KB 23 (20 L).
- KB 53 (53 L).
- KB 115 (115 L).
- KB 240 (247 L).
- KB 400 (400 L).
- KB 720 (698 L)
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