Description
Holder for immersion probe IC40/IC50/IC50E and FT200/FT400/FT402 is a laboratory accessory for mounting compatible immersion probes in temperature-control and fluid applications. This holder is specified for immersion probes IC40, IC50, and IC50E as well as FT200, FT400, and FT402, providing a dedicated mechanical support so the selected probe can be positioned securely during measurement or process control. Stable probe placement helps maintain consistent immersion depth and orientation when working with baths, circulators, or related laboratory setups. The accessory is from manufacturer Julabo and fits workflows that rely on these probe models for temperature or fluid monitoring. Supplied as 1 pc with a net weight of 0,300 kg, the holder is a compact single-unit component for everyday laboratory use. Research, development, and quality-control environments can use it to organise probe installation without improvised clamps, supporting repeatable setups across IC and FT series instruments. Clear model compatibility simplifies selection when equipping systems that already employ IC40/IC50/IC50E or FT200/FT400/FT402 immersion probes and need a matching holder for safe, orderly operation.
This article is part of Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Holder for immersion probes
- Compatible probes: IC40, IC50, IC50E
- Country of origin: Germany
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