Description
Thermoblock/incubator for BRT test is an analog metal-block heating unit configured for brilliant black reduction test workflows. It provides ten precision bores with a diameter of 10,9 mm, giving a stable thermal environment for sample tubes used in residue screening and related incubation steps. Factory temperature setting is 64,5 °C, matching common BRT protocol requirements, while the 230 W heater supports reliable warm-up and hold performance at the working setpoint. Analog control keeps operation straightforward for routine bench use in dairy, food and quality-control laboratories. This compact thermoblock from manufacturer Aerne Analytic is supplied as a single unit and is intended where a dedicated BRT temperature block with fixed bore geometry is preferred over a multi-purpose dry bath. The ten-position layout allows parallel incubation of multiple samples under uniform conditions, helping standardise timing and temperature exposure during the test. Select this analog BRT thermoblock when you need a focused, factory-set incubator with 10,9 mm bores and simple analog operation.
This article is part of Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Number of bores: 10
- Bore diameter: 10,9 mm
- Control type: Analog
- Power: 230 W
- Technical Information Sheet:
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