Description
Thermoblock/Incubator - Penzym for CHR.Hansen Test is a digital heating-block incubator configured for the CHR.Hansen Penzym assay. Microprocessor regulation holds the working temperature at 47,50 °C with a precision of ± 0,10 °C, delivering the thermal stability required for consistent enzymatic reaction conditions. The block provides ten conical bores for the sample vessels used in this protocol, while the 230 W heater supplies uniform heat transfer across all positions. Two integrated timers cover the standard five-minute and ten-minute incubation intervals of the Penzym procedure, reducing manual timing errors during routine series. The instrument belongs to the metal-block and heating-block thermostat categories and supports controlled short-cycle incubations at a fixed elevated set-point. Available from manufacturer Aerne Analytic, the unit is supplied as one complete bench instrument for analytical laboratories where CHR.Hansen Penzym testing forms part of quality or process monitoring. Digital control simplifies day-to-day set-point handling and repeatable timed incubations in dairy-related and enzymatic screening workflows.
This article is part of Incubators, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Control: Microprocessor, digital
- Number of bores: 10 conical
- Power: 230 W
- Temperature: 47,50 °C ± 0,10 °C
- Timer 1: 5 minutes
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