Description
Cooling and heating thermoshaker MKR 13 is a laboratory thermoshaker for tempered mixing work across a stated range from 16 °C below ambient temperature up to +100 °C. Configured for 1 changing block, the instrument supports protocols that combine controlled temperature with shaking in a single bench-top unit within the thermoshakers and thermocyclers category of laboratory appliances. Supplied as 1 pc with a weight of 10,600 kg, the MKR 13 is suited to laboratories that need interchangeable-block flexibility for one block position while covering both cooling below ambient and heating toward +100 °C. Temperature-dependent incubations, sample homogenisation under defined thermal setpoints, and routine molecular or biochemical preparation steps are typical contexts for such thermoshaker platforms. The cooling and heating thermoshaker MKR 13 comes from manufacturer Hettich Benelux as a dedicated appliance for labs organising block-based tempered shaking. Clear range limits—16 °C below AT up to +100 °C—and the single changing-block layout help match the unit to existing block inventories and workflow capacity. Users selecting thermoshakers can place the MKR 13 where combined cooling, heating, and shaking in one changing-block format is required without extending beyond the stated specifications.
This article is part of Sieve shakers, in Test sieves & mills.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Cooling and heating thermoshaker
- Model: MKR 13
- Temperature range: 16 °C below AT up to +100 °C
- Block capacity: For 1 changing block
- Weight: 10,600 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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