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Applied Biosystems

Regular price $649.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $649.99 USD
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Condition: Used

Warranty: 30 - Warranty

OEM: Applied Biosystems

SKU#: DA42-ITEM-V

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For sale to qualified healthcare professionals, healthcare facilities, biomedical service organizations, and authorized purchasers only. This listing does not include medication, pharmaceuticals, syringes, needles, or prescription drugs.

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Overview

Description:

The Applied Biosystems 2720 Thermal Cycler is a laboratory instrument designed for temperature-controlled cycling applications in molecular biology and research environments. Its thermal cycling technology provides programmable temperature changes for compatible laboratory workflows. Supporting a 100–240V power input and 50/60Hz frequency, this system offers a versatile electrical configuration for laboratory setups and research applications.

Specifications:

Brand: Applied Biosystems
Model: 2720
Product Type: Thermal Cycler
Part Number: 4359659
Equipment Type: Laboratory Thermal Cycling Instrument
Voltage: 100–240V
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Function: Programmable Thermal Cycling
Application: Molecular Biology / Laboratory Research

Features:

Programmable thermal cycling design
Temperature-controlled operation
Designed for molecular biology workflows
Wide-range voltage configuration
Suitable for compatible laboratory research applications

Technical Details

BrandApplied Biosystems
CategoryThermal Cycler
Medical DisciplineBiological Laboratory
ConditionUsed
Cosmetic ConditionGood
Powers OnYes
OEMApplied Biosystems
SKUDA42-ITEM-V
Warranty30 - Warranty

Need This Product Certified Patient-Ready?

If you require this product to be patient-ready certified, you can request a quote. Inspection, testing, repair, electrical safety testing, and calibration services are available through A Biomedical Service, Inc.

✓ ISO 9001:2015
✓ ISO 14001:2015
✓ ISO 45001:2018
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