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Fisher Scientific

Regular price $51.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $51.99 USD
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Condition: Used

Warranty: 30 - Warranty

OEM: Fisher Scientific

SKU#: UPSTAIRS-1-12

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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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Powers On

Yes

Cosmetic

Good

Cosmetic Condition

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Condition ratings are based on a visual inspection and functional testing when possible.

Overview

Description:

The Fisher Scientific 11-718-6 Dry Bath Incubator is a laboratory device designed to provide controlled heating for samples in compatible laboratory tubes or containers. Its dry-bath configuration uses a heated block to support sample incubation and temperature-dependent laboratory procedures without requiring a water bath. The unit operates on 115V AC power at 50/60Hz.

Specifications:

Brand: Fisher Scientific

Catalog: 11-718-6

Product Type: Dry Bath Incubator

Equipment Category: Laboratory Heating Equipment

Power Requirement: 115V AC

Frequency: 50/60Hz

Function: Sample Heating and Incubation

Application: Laboratory Workflows

Features:

Dry-bath heating design

Designed for laboratory sample incubation

Heated-block configuration

115V AC electrical operation

Compatible with applicable laboratory tubes or containers

Technical Details

BrandFisher Scientific
CategoryDry Bath Incubator
Medical DisciplineLaboratory
ConditionUsed
Cosmetic ConditionGood
Powers OnYes
OEMFisher Scientific
SKUUPSTAIRS-1-12
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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The equipment should not be placed into clinical service or used for patient care until the purchaser has verified that it is safe, appropriate, and compliant for its intended use.

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