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<h2>What Are Centrifuge Tubes?</h2>
 Centrifuge tubes are cylindrical laboratory containers with caps that are used to separate, pellet, and store biological or chemical samples through centrifugal force. They are commonly made from polypropylene (PP) or polystyrene (PS) and are available in sizes ranging from small 0.5 mL microtubes to larger 50 mL conical tubes. These tubes are widely used for cell pelleting, protein precipitation, DNA and RNA extraction, tissue homogenate clarification, and long-term sample storage. Depending on the material, they can withstand temperatures from &minus;80 &deg;C to +121 &deg;C.
In short, the best centrifuge tube depends on your centrifuge rotor, required g-force, sample volume, and sterility needs. 
<h2>What You Will Find: </h2>
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<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/centrifuge-tubes/all-centrifuge-tubes" title="All Centrifuge Tubes">All Centrifuge Tubes</a>: Comprehensive selection of 15 mL and 50 mL conical tubes with clear graduations for daily lab workflows.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/centrifuge-tubes/oak-ridge-style-centrifuge-tubes" title="Oak Ridge Style Centrifuge Tubes">Oak Ridge Style Centrifuge Tubes</a>: High-speed, chemical-resistant tubes designed to withstand extreme RCF without deformation.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/centrifuge-tubes/centrifuge-bottles" title="Centrifuge Bottles">Centrifuge Bottles</a>: Heavy-duty, larger-capacity vessels engineered for bulk sample processing and high-velocity runs.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/centrifuge-tubes/large-volume-centrifuge-tubes" title="Large Volume Centrifuge Tubes">Large Volume Centrifuge Tubes</a>: Industrial-strength 250 mL and 500 mL tubes optimized for pilot-scale harvesting and bioprocessing.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Centrifuge Tubes</h2>
 Volume and Rotor Compatibility
Select a tube size that matches both your sample volume and centrifuge rotor. Microtubes ranging from 0.5&ndash;2 mL are commonly used in microcentrifuges and can typically handle speeds up to 20,000 &times; g. Midi tubes in the 5&ndash;10 mL range are suitable for intermediate sample volumes, while 15 mL and 50 mL conical tubes are commonly used in clinical, research, and preparative centrifuges.
Material: Polypropylene vs. Polystyrene
Polypropylene (PP) tubes offer excellent chemical resistance and can tolerate temperatures from &minus;80 &deg;C to +121 &deg;C. They are suitable for autoclaving and exposure to many laboratory solvents. Polystyrene (PS) tubes provide superior optical clarity, making it easier to visually inspect samples and liquid levels, but they have lower resistance to solvents and extreme temperatures.
Sterility and Contamination Control
Sterile centrifuge tubes are typically gamma- or E-beam-irradiated and certified free of RNase, DNase, and pyrogens. These tubes are recommended for RNA extraction, cell culture, and clinical applications where contamination must be minimized. Non-sterile tubes may still be RNase- and DNase-free and are often suitable for routine DNA work and general sample storage.
Cap Design
Attached screw caps help prevent cap mix-ups and sample contamination, especially in high-throughput laboratories. Separate caps can be quicker to open and may be preferred in workflows that require frequent access to samples. If tubes will be used with automated systems, cap dimensions should be verified for compatibility with liquid handling equipment.
Packaging Options
Racked tubes provide convenient organization and allow direct pipetting while the tubes remain in the rack. Bulk-bagged tubes offer a more economical option for laboratories that process large volumes of samples and already have tube storage systems in place.
<h2> Comparing Common Centrifuge Tube Types</h2>
 Microtubes (0.5&ndash;2 mL) are ideal for PCR preparation, microcentrifuge applications, and storage of small sample volumes. They can generally withstand centrifugal forces up to 20,000 &times; g.
Midi tubes (5&ndash;10 mL) are designed for intermediate sample volumes such as culture supernatants and can typically tolerate forces up to 16,000 &times; g.
Sterile 15 mL conical tubes are frequently used for cell pelleting, RNA extraction, and clinical sample processing, with typical ratings between 12,000 and 15,000 &times; g.
Sterile 50 mL conical tubes are commonly selected for larger-volume applications including tissue culture work, density gradient preparation, and large-scale sample processing.
Polystyrene conical tubes in 15 mL and 50 mL formats are often chosen when visual sample inspection is important and solvent exposure is minimal.
<h2> Specifications and Features</h2>
 Polypropylene centrifuge tubes from Globe Scientific and Nest Scientific are manufactured from USP Class VI virgin resin and do not contain plasticizers or processing additives. Sterile products are typically irradiated to achieve a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10⁻⁶. Most 15 mL tubes feature graduation marks at 1 mL intervals, while 50 mL tubes are usually graduated every 5 mL. MBP offers both bagged and racked centrifuge tube formats, including 15 mL and 50 mL conical tubes as well as smaller microtube and midi tube options.
MBP supports procurement departments by accepting purchase orders and offering institutional pricing for qualified high-volume customers. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the MBP team today</a> for a customized quote.

Centrifuge Tubes

Microcentrifuge tubes, 1.5mL, Boil-proof microtubes, Clear

Microcentrifuge Tubes, 1.5mL Boil-Proof Microtubes, Clear, 500 Pieces/ Bag, 10 Bags / Case

1.5 mL clear PP boil-proof microcentrifuge tubes — withstands boiling for SDS-PAGE and nucleic acid denaturation. 500/bag, 10 bags/case (5,000 tubes/case). For heat denaturation and general centrifugation.

<h2>What are epigenetics enzymes and inhibitors?</h2>
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Epigenetics enzymes and inhibitors are the molecular tools for directly studying or modulating the enzymatic machinery that writes, erases, or reads epigenetic marks. The major classes include: DNA methyltransferases (DNMT1, DNMT3A, DNMT3B), which catalyze the addition of a methyl group to cytosine; TET family enzymes (TET1, TET2, TET3), which oxidize 5-methylcytosine to 5-hydroxymethylcytosine; histone acetyltransferases (HATs) and histone deacetylases (HDACs), which add and remove acetyl groups from histone lysine residues; and histone methyltransferases (HMTs) including EZH2, DOT1L, and G9a. Small-molecule inhibitors of HDAC and DNMT enzymes are the most clinically and experimentally advanced of these tools.
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">CpG methylase enzymes for targeted DNA methylation (CpG-specific )&nbsp; in epigenetic modification studies</li>
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<h2>How to choose epigenetics enzymes and inhibitors</h2>
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Choose DNMT inhibitors to globally reduce or deplete DNA methylation in cells
Nucleoside analog DNMT inhibitors like 5-azacytidine and decitabine incorporate into DNA and trap DNMT1, preventing maintenance methylation and causing passive demethylation through DNA replication, while newer non-nucleoside DNMT inhibitors are in development for more selective, non-genotoxic methylation reduction.
Choose HDAC inhibitors to globally increase histone acetylation
HDAC inhibitors including pan-HDAC hydroxamates like vorinostat (SAHA) or class-selective compounds reduce histone deacetylase activity and cause hyperacetylation of histone lysine residues, broadly promoting gene expression at silenced loci. HDAC inhibitors are the most clinically advanced class of epigenetic therapeutics, with multiple FDA-approved compounds.
Use TET enzyme preparations for in vitro 5-hmC oxidation studies
Purified TET1, TET2, or TET3 enzyme preparations allow controlled in vitro oxidation of 5-methylcytosine to 5-hydroxymethylcytosine and further oxidation products, useful for generating defined 5-hmC-containing substrate DNA or studying TET enzyme activity and selectivity.
Choose EZH2 or other HMT inhibitors for studying PRC2-dependent gene silencing
EZH2, the catalytic subunit of polycomb repressive complex 2 (PRC2), catalyzes H3K27 trimethylation (H3K27me3), a histone modification associated with repression of tumor suppressor genes, and EZH2 inhibitors like tazemetostat are used in research to probe the role of this silencing mark.
Combine inhibitors to study epistatic relationships between epigenetic marks
Because DNA methylation, histone acetylation, and histone methylation are mechanistically linked, combining HDAC inhibitors with DNMT inhibitors can produce synergistic effects on gene expression exceeding either alone, and these combination approaches are both experimental tools and the basis for combination epigenetic therapy research.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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HDAC and DNMT inhibitors are the most clinically advanced classes of epigenetic therapeutics, with multiple HDAC inhibitors including vorinostat and romidepsin approved for hematological malignancies, EZH2 inhibitors including tazemetostat having received accelerated approval, and multiple BET inhibitors in clinical trials. As of 2026, CRISPR/dCas9 systems fused with DNMTs, TETs, and HDACs enable locus-specific epigenome editing, extending classic enzyme and inhibitor approaches toward targeted epigenetic modulation.
<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team at MBP</a> and find the suitable enzymes and inhibitory reagents for your lab.

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Micrococcal Nuclease (10 U/100 µ)

The D5220-1 by Zymo Research is Micrococcal Nuclease (MNase, E.C. 3.1.31.1) at 0.1 U/µl (10 U/100 µl), a Ca²⁺-dependent endo-exonuclease that cleaves ssDNA, dsDNA, ssRNA, and dsRNA with preference for AT/AU-rich regions, producing 3′-phosphate mono- and oligonucleotides. Inactivated by EDTA; used for ChIP chromatin digestion, MNase-seq, and nucleic acid removal from lysates.

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Homogenizer Accessories

<h2>What are homogenizer accessories?</h2>
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Homogenizer accessories are the interchangeable tools, replacement parts, and supporting vessels and hardware that enable a laboratory homogenizer to be used across different sample volumes, sample types, and processing conditions beyond what the base instrument alone provides. For rotor-stator homogenizers, the critical accessories are the generator head and dispersing tool (the probe tip with rotating blade inside a stator tube), available in different sizes to match different sample volumes. For ultrasonic probe homogenizers, the primary accessories are the sonic probe tip or microtip, which is the consumable component that transmits ultrasonic energy and eventually wears or fatigues. Additional accessories include cleaning stations, jacketed vessels for temperature control, and support stands.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li>Rotor-stator homogenizer generator probes</li>
<li>Rotor-stator homogenizer probe tips and microtips</li>
<li>Bead kit and bead grinding media for bead mill homogenizers</li>
<li>Sample tube adapters and holders for homogenizers</li>
<li>Stands, clamp attachments, and supports</li>
<li>Cup horns and flow cells for ultrasonic homogenizers</li>
<li>Sound chamber enclosures for noisy ultrasonic homogenizers</li>
<li>Seals and other replaceable homogenizer parts </li>
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<h2>How to choose homogenizer accessories</h2>
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Match the generator head size to your sample volume
Rotor-stator generator heads (dispersing elements) are designed for specific volume ranges: the S10N generator head suits 0.5&ndash;30 mL, S18N suits 5&ndash;150 mL, and S25N suits 50&ndash;500 mL volumes in common IKA Ultra-Turrax style instruments. Processing a 2 mL sample with a large S25N head gives poor energy density; processing 200 mL
Check ultrasonic probe tip diameter against the sample vessel and volume
Ultrasonic probe homogenizer tips are available in standard (12.7&ndash;19 mm) and micro (3&ndash;6 mm) diameters, with the micro-tip providing higher acoustic intensity for small volumes and the standard tip covering larger volumes. The tip diameter should be approximately 1/4 to 1/3 of the diameter of the sample container for effective cavitation throughout the sample.
Replace ultrasonic probe tips before pitting becomes severe
Ultrasonic probe tips erode at the vibrating face through cavitation, and a pitted tip delivers less energy, generates metal particles contaminating the sample, and risks mechanical failure. Inspect the tip face regularly for pitting and replace at the first signs of significant erosion to maintain energy delivery.
Use a water-jacketed vessel for temperature-sensitive samples
Water-jacketed homogenization vessels circulate cold water around the sample vessel during homogenization, limiting the temperature rise in the sample from frictional and ultrasonic heating. This is particularly important for enzyme preparations, RNA isolation, and other applications where sample heating above a few degrees above ambient can cause degradation.
Invest in a probe cleaning station for high-throughput work
Probe cleaning stations hold cleaning and rinse solutions in sequence for rapid cleaning between samples, reducing cleaning time and ensuring consistent decontamination in labs processing many samples per session compared with manual cleaning.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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Ultrasonic probe tip replacement is a consumable cost, with tip lifespan typically 50&ndash;200 hours before pitting degrades performance. Manufacturers specify replacement tip models compatible with each horn assembly; non-specified tips risk poor energy coupling or damage. Titanium alloy probe tips remain the standard material for their combination of acoustic properties, corrosion resistance, and fatigue resistance under repeated ultrasonic cycling.
<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact us to receive a quotation</a> on our homogenizer accessories from our expert staff at Molecular Biology Products Inc.

Microplate Accessories for IPD9600

Microplate Accessories for IPD9600 by Benchmark Scientific support the BeadBlaster 96 Homogenizer, including prefilled 4mm bead plates (IPD1196-40), an empty deep-well plate (IPD1196-MP) with cap mat (IPD1196-CM), ball droppers for 2.8mm/4mm/5mm beads, and bulk 4mm grinding balls (IPD9600-4M). Requires the IPD9600-96 adapter. Order from MBP, a registered vendor to Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Vanderbilt University, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Eurofins, and many other institutes across the USA.

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96 well plate, prefilled with 4mm beads, pack of 10

96 deep square well 2.0mL polyethylene toughened genomics plate

EVA Cap Mat for 96 well deep well plate, DNase/RNase Free

96 well ball dropper for 2.8mm balls

96 well ball dropper for 4mm balls

96 well ball dropper for 5mm balls

4mm stainless steel grinding ball, bag of 5000

Universal Centrifuge Accessories

<h2>What Are Universal Centrifuge Accessories?</h2>
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Universal centrifuge accessories are the interchangeable components that determine the range of applications a universal centrifuge can perform. These include swing-out rotor buckets for blood tubes, conical tubes, microplates, and large bottles; fixed-angle rotors for high-speed pelleting; hematocrit and cytospin rotors; tube adapters; and aerosol-tight bio-containment lids. Selecting the appropriate accessories allows a single centrifuge to support multiple laboratory workflows efficiently and safely.
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Tube adapters and inserts for compatibility with multi-volume samples&nbsp;
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Fixed-angle and swing-out rotors for varied centrifugation applications
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Lids and sealed buckets for safe and reliable operations
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PCR adapters and microplate carriers for high-throughput workflows
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Centrifuge tubes, holders, and supporting aids for efficient and complete setups
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<h2>How to Choose Universal Centrifuge Accessories</h2>
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Swing-Out Bucket Selection by Application
Choose swing-out buckets according to the sample formats used in your laboratory. Blood tube buckets support routine clinical applications, conical tube buckets are suitable for cell culture and molecular biology, microplate carriers enable high-throughput workflows, and large-bottle carriers accommodate large-volume sample processing.
Fixed-Angle Rotors
Fixed-angle rotors provide higher centrifugal forces for microtube, PCR tube, and small-volume sample processing. Ensure that both the rotor and centrifuge motor specifications support the required operating speeds and sample formats.
Cytospin Clip Rotors
Cytospin rotors are designed for preparing microscope slides from low-cellularity samples such as body fluids. Verify compatibility with the required funnel sizes and use bio-containment features when processing potentially infectious materials.
Bio-Containment Lids
Aerosol-tight lids help contain biological samples during centrifugation and support safe laboratory practices. Regular inspection of sealing components and O-rings ensures reliable containment and long-term performance.
Reducing Adapter Inserts
Adapter inserts allow smaller tubes to fit securely within larger bucket positions. Using properly matched adapters improves balance, prevents movement during operation, and helps maintain consistent centrifugation results.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Modern universal centrifuge systems support interchangeable accessory configurations that enable rapid transitions between clinical, research, cell culture, and cytology workflows. Swing-out buckets, fixed-angle rotors, and microplate carriers provide flexibility while maintaining compatibility with a broad range of vessel formats.
Routine inspection and maintenance of accessories, including adapters, lids, and sealing components, help ensure safe operation and extend equipment lifespan. Advances in bio-containment systems and modular rotor designs continue to improve laboratory efficiency and versatility.
Time to upgrade your universal centrifuge accessories. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team </a>of Molecular Biology Products Inc. (MBP) and the find perfect match today.

Microplate removing aid for Z496-1000-RBUK

Z496-1000-MPRA by Hermle is a microplate removing aid (2/pk) designed for safe ejection of microplates from the Hermle Z496-1000-RBUK deep rectangular centrifuge bucket used with the Z496K centrifuge. It prevents plate distortion and spillage during plate removal after centrifugation — an essential accessory for plate-based centrifugation workflows requiring clean, controlled extraction.

Microscope Accessories

<h2>What Are Microscope Accessories?</h2>
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Microscope accessories are supplementary components that configure, upgrade, or expand the function of a base microscope beyond its standard out-of-the-box specification. They fall into several categories: imaging accessories (cameras, camera adapters, camera relay lenses) for digital image capture and video documentation; optical accessories (additional or replacement objective lenses, eyepieces, auxiliary objectives for stereo microscopes) that change magnification or improve optical quality; fluorescence accessories (filter cube sets, LED fluorescence modules, mercury lamp adapters, UV/visible filter wheels) for adding or expanding fluorescence capability; stage accessories (multiwell plate holders, slide holders, cross-roller stages, motorized XY stage inserts, focus drives) that expand sample handling; illumination accessories (fiber optic illuminators, ring lights, polarizers, dark-field condensers) for alternative contrast methods; and maintenance and consumable accessories (immersion oil, lens paper, slide cleaning kits, replacement illuminator bulbs). Because accessory designs are instrument-specific (not all cameras, objectives, or stage inserts are universally compatible), identify the microscope model and manufacturer before ordering any accessory. Always identify the exact microscope model and manufacturer before ordering any accessory; thread standards, bayonet mounts, tube lengths, and connector formats vary significantly between brands and generations.
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Microscope Cameras for high-resolution image and video capture, including HD and 4K imaging options.
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Photo Port Adapters and Camera Tubes for connecting digital cameras to compatible microscopes.
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Microscope Adapters designed to support a wide range of imaging and mounting configurations.
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LED Illuminators that enhance specimen visibility and image quality across microscopy applications.
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Digital Imaging Accessories that enable documentation, image analysis, teaching, and research workflows.
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<h2>How to Choose Microscope Accessories</h2>
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Digital cameras and adapters
Microscope cameras attach to the trinocular port (or monocular camera port on some models) via a C-mount camera adapter with an integrated relay lens. The relay lens magnification (typically 0.35x, 0.5x, or 1x) determines the effective field of view on the camera sensor. Choose a CMOS camera with 5 to 20 megapixels for brightfield documentation and routine fluorescence; scientific CMOS (sCMOS) or cooled CCD cameras for low-light fluorescence quantification. Confirm the camera software is compatible with the microscope's control software (if motorized).
Objective lenses
Replacement or additional objectives must match the microscope's objective thread standard and tube length (160 mm finite or infinity-corrected). Never mix finite-optics and infinity-corrected objectives on the same nosepiece; the image-forming properties are incompatible. Plan-apochromat objectives in the same brand family as the microscope are the safest choice for optical performance and parfocality with the existing objective set.
Fluorescence filter cube sets
Fluorescence filter cubes contain an excitation bandpass filter, a dichroic mirror, and an emission bandpass filter, which are the three components that define which fluorescent dye or protein is imaged. Common filter sets: DAPI (Ex 360/40, Di 400LP, Em 460/50); FITC/GFP (Ex 470/40, Di 495LP, Em 525/50); TRITC/mCherry (Ex 550/25, Di 565LP, Em 605/70); Cy5 (Ex 620/60, Di 660LP, Em 700/75). Confirm the cube block type (Olympus U-MF2, Nikon B-2A, Zeiss 38HE, or other) matches the filter cube turret of the specific microscope model.
Stage inserts and sample holders
Stage inserts expand sample compatibility: multiwell plate holders (96-well, 384-well, 6-well) for high-content imaging; glass-bottom dish holders for live-cell imaging with oil-immersion objectives; slide holder adapters for larger or smaller slide formats; and universal stage inserts for non-standard containers. Confirm the stage insert dimensions match the microscope's mechanical stage cutout and that the height profile is compatible with the condenser working distance for transmitted illumination.
LED fluorescence modules
LED fluorescence modules replace or augment mercury arc lamps in the fluorescence port of existing microscopes, providing individual LED channels for DAPI, GFP, TRITC, and Cy5 excitation. LED upgrades are available as bolt-on add-ons for many research-grade inverted and upright microscopes and significantly extend the fluorescence illumination service life from 200 to 300 hours (mercury) to 50,000+ hours (LED). Confirm the LED module's mounting standard and control interface (USB, TTL, or software-triggered) is compatible with the microscope.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Immersion oil for oil-immersion microscopy must match the refractive index for which the objective is designed; standard immersion oil has a refractive index of 1.515 at 23 degrees C (per ASTM and DIN standards). Using oils with different refractive indices introduces spherical aberration. Viscosity matters for the application: low-viscosity oils (Type A, 150 mPas) spread easily and are used for fast scanning; high-viscosity oils (Type B, 1250 mPas) resist creep at elevated stage temperatures. Clean all residual immersion oil from objectives immediately after each use with lens tissue dampened with appropriate lens cleaning solution; dried immersion oil is difficult to remove and can permanently damage the objective coating.&nbsp;
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To discuss product availability or get selection guidance,&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team</a>.

Microscope Adapters

The Microscope Adapters by Globe Scientific connect DSLR cameras to trinocular microscopes with 23.2 mm photo ports. EAE-5130 is the universal adapter body with built-in 2× lens; pair with EAE-5025 (T2 ring for Nikon D SLR) or EAE-5040 (T2 ring for Canon EOS SLR). EAE-5130 is required for all SLR camera connections.

Universal SLR adapter with built-in 2x lens for standard 23.2mm tube. Needs T2 adapter

T2 ring for Nikon D SLR digital camera

T2 ring for Canon EOS SLR digital camera

ELE-1973-Microscopes Catalog

ELE-5207-Microscopes Catalog

Microscope Illuminators

The Microscope Illuminators by Globe Scientific are available as the ELE-1973 (144-LED ring illuminator, 23,000 lux at 100 mm, 6,500 K, 4-zone segment control, mounts on stereo objectives 25–61 mm inner diameter) and the ELE-5207 (Globe Scientific Dual LED illuminator). Both operate on an external 100–240V AC / 12V DC power supply.

Ring illuminator with 144 LEDs with adjustable light intensity. External power supply 100-240VAC /  12VDC (50/60 Hz). With segment controller. Brightness of 23,000 Lux at 100mm distance and color temperature of 6500K. Mounting for stereo head with diameter from 25 to 61mm

Euromex Dual LED illuminator

Microscope Slides Accessories

<h2 data-section-id="huw5zf" data-start="0" data-end="32">What Are Slide Storage Boxes?</h2>
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Slide storage boxes are rigid plastic containers with individual numbered slots designed to hold standard 25&times;75 mm microscope slides flat, protected from dust, light, and mechanical damage. Unlike open staining racks or loose slide piles, storage boxes maintain slide orientation, prevent inter-slide contact, and allow systematic specimen retrieval using the numbered index. For pathology and histology archives where slides must remain accessible for months or years, slide boxes are the standard storage format. Choose 25-place boxes for project-scale or short-term organization; choose 100-place containers for department-level archiving where storage density is a priority.
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25-place slide boxes for small-scale project organization.
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100-place high-capacity containers for extensive clinical archiving.
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Heavy-duty plastic storage cases with secure clasp closures.
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Cork-lined interior bases to prevent specimen rattling and scratches.
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Numbered index sheets for rapid sample identification and retrieval.
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Stackable designs to maximize limited laboratory shelf space.
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Capacity: 25-Place vs. 100-Place
Twenty-five-place boxes are ideal for individual project sets, patient biopsy collections, and small case series. They are commonly used for bench-top organization and short-term storage. One-hundred-place boxes provide greater storage density and are better suited for department archives, high-throughput laboratories, and long-term specimen storage.
Interior: Cork-Lined vs. Rigid Slots
Cork-lined storage boxes cushion microscope slides, reduce vibration during transport, and help prevent scratches caused by glass-to-plastic contact. Cork is chemically inert and does not react with coverslipping media or residual laboratory reagents. Rigid plastic slot designs securely hold slides in place and are generally suitable for short-term bench-top storage applications.
Closure: Clasp vs. Slide-Lid
Heavy-duty clasp closures provide secure storage and help prevent accidental opening during transport or stacked storage. Slide-lid designs allow faster access to slides and are often preferred in laboratories where specimens are retrieved frequently.
Stackability
Stackable storage boxes maximize shelf space and improve laboratory organization. Integrated stacking features help keep multiple boxes securely aligned during long-term storage.
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Standard slide storage boxes at MBP are designed to accommodate 25&times;75 mm microscope slides, including plain, frosted, color-coded, and charged slide formats. Boxes are manufactured from durable polypropylene or ABS plastic and often include cork-lined bases to provide a soft, chemically inert storage surface. Most models include numbered index sheets for specimen organization and record-keeping. Stackable construction allows efficient use of laboratory shelving and archive space.MBP stocks 25-place and 100-place slide storage boxes in standard and bulk quantities.&nbsp;
Tired of your slide collection turning into a chaotic game of Tetris? <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Ask the MBP Team </a>for a quote right now. We promise we're way more organized than your current storage box.

Slide Storage Boxes

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Microscope Slide Storage Box with Removable Tray

Microscope Slide Storage Boxes with Removable Tray are available in the following variants: 513250B-1, 513250B, 513250P-1, 513250P, 513250G-1, 513250G, 513250W-1, 513250W, 513250Y-1, 513250Y, 513252B-1, 513252B, 513252P-1, 513252P, 513252G-1, 513252G, 513252W-1, 513252W, 513252Y-1, 513252Y.513250B-1 by Globe Scientific — 100-place ABS microscope slide storage box, holds up to 200 slides (2/slot), transparent hinged SAN lid, removable numbered draining tray. Blue. 240 × 85 × 95 mm. Sold individually.

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Blue

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Blue, 6/Unit

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Pink

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Pink, 6/Unit

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Blue

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Blue, 12/Unit

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Pink

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Pink, 12/Unit

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Green

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Green, 6/Unit

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, White

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, White, 6/Unit

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Yellow

Slide Storage Box with Hinged Lid and Removable Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Yellow, 6/Unit

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Green

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Green, 12/Unit

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, White

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, White, 12/Unit

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Yellow

Slide Draining Tray, 100-Place for up to 200 Slides, ABS, Yellow, 12/Unit

Color Coded

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Color-coded microscope slides are standard 25 &times; 75 mm glass slides with a permanently tinted frosted end in a specific color, such as blue, green, pink, yellow, white, or orange at MBP. Additional colors, including aqua, red, and lavender, are also available in the Globe Scientific Diamond White Glass range. The color is embedded directly into the frosted-end material, making it chemically resistant and stable through common histology processing steps such as alcohol dehydration, xylene clearing, and aqueous staining.
These slides are used to improve workflow organization by preventing sample mix-ups and allowing rapid visual identification of specimen batches, tissue types, or staining runs.
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Blue frosted slides for routine histology and clear clerical marking.
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Green chemical-resistant surfaces for specialized staining protocols.
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Pink high-visibility ends for rapid sorting in pathology departments.
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Yellow durable glass for consistent labeling in cytology applications.
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White standardized surfaces for high-contrast pencil or ink marking.
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Orange distinctive coding for specialized research batches and trials.
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<h2 data-section-id="z8hs4e" data-start="748" data-end="794">How to Choose Color-Coded Microscope Slides</h2>
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Frosted End: Standard vs Color-Coded
Standard frosted-end slides provide a plain writable surface for pencil or marker labeling. Color-coded frosted slides add a visible color layer on the frosted end, making it easier to identify samples from a distance or during high-throughput workflow conditions such as staining or sorting. Both versions are supplied as Globe Scientific Diamond White Glass slides, pre-cleaned and ready to use.
Workflow-Based Color Assignment
Colors can be assigned based on laboratory workflow requirements, such as separating tissue types, patient batches, or staining protocols. For example, some laboratories use blue for routine H&amp;E cases, yellow for cytology specimens, and pink for special stains. The key requirement is consistency&mdash;once a color is assigned to a category, it should remain fixed to avoid identification errors. In high-volume labs processing large numbers of slides per day, color coding significantly reduces manual sorting time compared with reading individual labels.
Glass Quality and Physical Specifications
All MBP color-coded slides are manufactured from Globe Scientific Diamond White Glass under ISO 9001:2015 quality standards. They are supplied pre-cleaned and require no additional washing before use. Standard dimensions are 25 &times; 75 mm with approximately 1 mm thickness. Edge options include 90&deg; ground edges or 45&deg; beveled safety corners depending on handling preference and safety requirements.
Packaging and Ordering
Color-coded microscope slides are typically packaged in boxes of 72 slides. Case quantities are available for institutional and high-volume laboratory purchasing. Because availability may vary by color, labs are advised to confirm stock before placing bulk or purchase order (PO) requests.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="3234" data-end="3259">Specifications Context</h2>
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Globe Scientific Diamond White Glass color-coded slides are manufactured from optical-quality glass and designed for durability across full histology processing workflows. The colored frosted end remains stable during exposure to xylene, alcohols, and staining reagents, ensuring long-term label integrity. Additional colors such as aqua, red, and lavender may be available depending on current stock&mdash;labs should confirm availability with MBP before ordering.
Don't let your samples blend in, <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us" style="color: #236fa1; text-decoration: underline;">ask the friendly staff at MBP</a> for a quote right now.

1384-50-Microscope Slide Brochure

1384-50-Care and Storage of Microscope Slides

1384-50-TDS - 1380 Series

1384-50-TDS - 1384 Series

Microscope Slides, Diamond White Glass, Beveled Edge with Clipped Corners

The Diamond White Glass Microscope Slides with Beveled Edge and Clipped Corners (colour frosted) by Globe Scientific are 25 × 75 mm optical-white glass slides with 45° beveled edges and clipped corners, colour-frosted 1 end. Available in Pink (1384-50P) and White (1384-50W). 72/box, 20 boxes/case (10 gross).

Microscope Slides, Diamond White Glass, 25 x 75mm, 45° Beveled Edges, Clipped Corners, PINK Frosted, 72/Box, 20 Boxes/Case (10 Gross)

Microscope Slides, Diamond White Glass, 25 x 75mm, 45° Beveled Edges, Clipped Corners, WHITE Frosted, 72/Box, 20 Boxes/Case (10 Gross)

ELISA Plates

<h2 data-section-id="471ror" data-start="0" data-end="25">What Are ELISA Plates?</h2>
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ELISA plates are specialized 96-well flat-bottom polystyrene microplates designed specifically for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA) and related immunodetection applications. Each well features a surface treatment that promotes efficient adsorption of proteins such as capture antibodies and antigens, creating a stable solid-phase platform for binding, washing, detection, and signal generation steps within an ELISA workflow.
These plates are engineered with optical-grade flat bottoms to provide accurate absorbance, fluorescence, or luminescence measurements and conform to SBS/ANSI microplate standards, ensuring compatibility with automated plate washers, liquid handling systems, incubators, and microplate readers. Typical well capacities range from 300&ndash;400 &micro;L, making them suitable for both manual and high-throughput laboratory testing.
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96 Well ELISA Plates with high-optic clarity for precise readings
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Microtitration 96-Well Plates for versatile incubation and testing
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Lids for Microtitration Plates available in sterile and non-sterile options
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Standard 12x8 configuration plates for easy workflow integration
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Alpha-numeric indexed wells for accurate sample tracking
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Polystyrene assay plates optimized for antigen-antibody complexes
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Surface-treated plates for reliable in-vitro diagnostic results
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Clear-bottom plates for enhanced signal detection
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<h2 data-section-id="10hv8xq" data-start="1101" data-end="1130">How to Choose ELISA Plates</h2>
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Surface Binding Capacity
The surface binding characteristic is one of the most important selection criteria. High-binding plates are the standard choice for sandwich ELISA, indirect ELISA, and most commercial assay kits because they efficiently immobilize antibodies and antigens. Medium-binding plates are better suited for smaller proteins and peptides that may lose activity on highly adsorptive surfaces. Ultra-high-binding plates are available for low-abundance biomarker detection where maximum protein capture improves assay sensitivity.
Plate Color
Plate color should be matched to the assay detection method. Clear plates are the industry standard for colorimetric ELISA assays using substrates such as TMB that are measured at 450 nm. White plates enhance signal intensity in chemiluminescent assays by reflecting emitted light, increasing sensitivity. Black plates minimize background fluorescence and light scatter, making them ideal for fluorescence-based ELISA and immunoassay applications.
Detachable vs. Solid-Frame Format
Detachable strip plates contain individual 8-well strips that can be removed and used independently. This format reduces reagent consumption and lowers costs when processing fewer than 96 samples. Solid-frame plates provide greater structural rigidity and are preferred for automated workflows involving robotic washers and readers where consistent positioning is critical.
Lot Consistency and Quality Control
For validated methods, regulated environments, and diagnostic applications, consistent plate performance is essential. Laboratories should consider plates supplied with lot-specific quality documentation and low well-to-well variation. Parameters commonly evaluated include protein-binding capacity, background absorbance, and coefficient of variation (CV) across wells and manufacturing lots.
Instrument Compatibility
Most ELISA plates are manufactured to standard SBS dimensions and are compatible with major microplate readers and automated washers. Laboratories using automated systems should verify compatibility with specific washer manifolds, readers, and robotic platforms, particularly when using detachable strip formats.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="4234" data-end="4259">Specifications Context</h2>
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ELISA plates are typically manufactured from high-quality USP Class VI polystyrene and undergo specialized surface treatment to achieve consistent protein adsorption across all wells. Standard 96-well formats generally provide working volumes of approximately 300 &micro;L per well and include alphanumeric indexing to support sample tracking and laboratory workflow management.
High-binding ELISA plates commonly achieve protein adsorption capacities exceeding 400 ng IgG/cm&sup2;, while ultra-high-binding variants may approach 800 ng/cm&sup2;. These characteristics help ensure strong analyte capture and reproducible assay performance across research, clinical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and diagnostic laboratories.
The MBP range provides the mechanical strength and surface consistency required to ensure your high-stakes diagnostic data that must remain error-free. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us" style="color: #236fa1; text-decoration: underline;">Contact us</a> and get your quote now.

Microtitration 96-Well Plates

Globe Scientific 96-well microtitration plates in high-optic PS, 300 µL max, alpha-numeric markings. Six variants: Flat Bottom non-sterile (120330) and sterile (120338), U-Bottom non-sterile (120030) and sterile (120038), V-Bottom non-sterile (120130) and sterile (120138). 50/cs.

Microtest Plate, 96-Well, Flat Bottom, PS, 50/Cs

Microtest Plate, 96-Well, Flat Bottom, PS, STERILE, Individually Wrapped, 50/Cs

Microtest Plate, 96-Well, U-Bottom, PS, 50/Cs

Microtest Plate, 96-Well, U-Bottom, PS, STERILE, Individually Wrapped, 50/Cs

Microtest Plate, 96-Well, V-Bottom, PS, 50/Cs

Microtest Plate, 96-Well, V-Bottom, PS, STERILE, Individually Wrapped, 50/Cs

Microtubes and Vials Accessories for IPD9600

Benchmark Scientific IPD9600 Accessories cover adapters and consumable vials for the BeadBlaster™ 96 Ball Mill Homogenizer (IPD9600). Enables bead-based homogenization of up to 40 standard 2 mL microcentrifuge tubes per run for DNA/RNA extraction, tissue disruption, and protein homogenization. Available as six accessory types for the IPD9600 BeadBlaster 96 homogenizer.

Adapter for 40x2ml tubes, set of 2, aluminium, requires IPD9600-96

Adapter for 48/4ml PC or PE vials, set of 2, aluminium, requires IPD9600-96

4ml polyethylene vial with lined cap, bag of 240, for use with 3/8” SS grinding ball

4ml polycarbonate vial, bag of 240, for use with 3/8” SS grinding ball

Tube rack for 96 well adapter 20 x 2.0ml, pack of 2 * requires IPD9600-96 accessory

Adapter for mircoplates and tube holder, set of 2

<h2>What Are Laboratory Heaters?</h2>
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Laboratory heaters are temperature-control instruments that raise the temperature of a fluid (deionized water, buffer, glycol, or silicone oil) and maintain it at a stable setpoint for connected equipment or for samples immersed in the bath. Open bath heaters expose the fluid surface and allow direct sample contact; closed-system heaters circulate heated fluid through external tubing to jacketed vessels, columns, or instruments without evaporation loss. Immersion circulators clip onto an existing open bath and add a heating element and pump without requiring a dedicated bath unit. Applications span reagent and media warming, enzyme activity assays, blood banking thaw protocols, hybridization reactions, and food stability testing. Choose an open bath heater for direct sample immersion at up to 100 degrees C; choose a closed-system heater for external circulation, jacketed vessels, or temperatures above 100 degrees C.
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Julabo Heating Circulators use stainless steel bath tanks and powerful pumps to provide uniform warmth for high-temperature research.
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Refrigerated-Heated Circulators offer versatile temperature ranges, allowing you to switch between deep cooling and intense heating in one system.
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Ai Compact Heated Recirculators deliver reliable heating up to 100&deg;C in a space-saving design perfect for small-scale benchtop projects.
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Induction Heaters with Timers provide rapid, localized heating for specialized material science using advanced frequency technology.
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HUBER Heating Units and Fluids combine user-friendly digital interfaces with high-quality transfer media for smooth, long-term thermal management.
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PolyScience Heated Circulators feature robust safety controls and digital displays for precise management of high-temperature laboratory runs.
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Heating method: open bath vs. closed system vs. immersion
Open bath heaters (sometimes called circulating water baths) are the most common format for biological and enzymatic work up to 100 degrees C. They allow direct tube or flask immersion and are easy to clean. Closed-system heaters use a smaller reservoir, a stronger pump, and a powerful heating element to push heated fluid externally, preferred for jacketed vessels, columns, or high-temperature applications. Immersion circulators convert an existing open bath into a constant-temperature bath at a lower cost than a full benchtop circulator.
Temperature range
Most open bath heaters cover ambient temperatures to 99 degrees C, which covers cell culture, hybridization, and most enzymatic workflows. Closed-system heaters reach 150 degrees C to 200 degrees C for materials testing, food stability, and polymer research. Certain high-temperature models reach 250 degrees C and above, but require compatible heat-transfer fluids such as silicone oil rather than water.
Bath volume and heating capacity
Match bath volume to your sample load. Small-footprint open baths start at 2 L to 4 L; larger models run to 28 L or more for high-throughput workflows. Heating capacity in kW determines warm-up time: 1 kW to 2 kW is typical for standard benchtop units, while closed-system heaters with external circulation often specify 3 kW or higher for rapid heat-up.
Temperature uniformity and stability
Circulating heaters outperform non-circulating models on temperature uniformity across the bath. Digital PID controllers maintain stability to plus or minus 0.1 degrees C at most biological setpoints. Open baths without circulation are acceptable for batch incubations but not for assays requiring tight temporal control.
Control and connectivity
Entry-level units offer a simple digital setpoint; advanced models include programmable temperature profiles (ramp and soak), over-temperature alarms, lockout features, RS-232/RS-485 connectivity, and compliance with IEC 61010-1 and DIN 12876.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Temperature stability specifications are measured at a steady-state setpoint with the lid closed; actual stability in use depends on room temperature fluctuations, lid openings, and sample volume. Rated working temperature in DIN 12876-1 Class I and Class II units must be at least 25 degrees C below the bath fluid flash point, relevant if ethanol or glycol solutions are used as bath fluid. For biological applications using water as the bath fluid, this constraint is not relevant. Units listing IEC 61010-2-010 certification meet safety requirements for laboratory heating equipment.&nbsp;
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Looking to turn up the precision in your lab? Explore our heaters and <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">reach out to the friendly MBP team</a> for a custom quote today.

Heaters

Mid-Frequency Compact Induction Heater w/ Timers 30-80KHz Specifications

Induction coil #1 (Orientation: Vertical, Turns: 3, ID: 76 mm, OD: 90 mm)

Induction coil #2 (Orientation: Vertical, Turns: 3, ID: 50 mm)

Induction coil adapter (to protect the coil connectors on the machine, good for users who change coils frequently)

IH15A Standard Package

Induction coil: 8mm diameter, 75x300mm IDxL, adjustable height. Coil is insulated to prevent sparks caused by work piece touching the tube.

IH25A Standard Package

15KW Mid-Frequency Compact Induction Heater (IH15A), Heating Stainless Steel tube for brazing

How Does Induction Brazing Work? Across International IH15A Mid-Frequency Induction Heaters

Mid-Frequency Compact Induction Heater w/ Timers 30-80KHz

IH15A / IH25A Mid-Frequency Compact Induction Heater by Across International operates at 30&ndash;80 KHz with built-in digital timers for programmable, contactless induction heating of metal workpieces. Available as IH15A (15KW) and IH25A (25KW) for metal hardening, brazing, annealing, and laboratory heating applications.

15KW Mid-Frequency Compact Induction Heater w/ Timers 30-80KHz

25KW Mid-Frequency Compact Induction Heater w/ Timers 30-80KHz

Induction Heater Specifications

IH15AB Standard Package

IH25AB Standard Package

Optional copper tubing induction coil made according to customer's requirements

Stainless steel hose clamp (8 small, 6 big)

IH35AB Standard Package

IH45AB Standard Package

Optional copper tubing induction coil made according to customers requirements

IH70AB Standard Package

Watch How We Heat-Treat 1-inch Diameter Carbon Steel with a 15KW Mid-Frequency Split Induction Heater

How This 35KW Induction Heater (IH35AB) Can Anneal Carbon Steel Plates in Just 15 Seconds?

Across International 70KW Mid-Frequency Induction Heater (IH70AB), Graphite Crucibles Heat Test

Mid-Frequency Split Induction Heater w/ Timers 30-80KHz

Ai IH series mid-frequency split induction heaters, 30–80 kHz, with built-in timers and separable coil design. Available in 15 kW (IH15AB), 25 kW (IH25AB), 35 kW (IH35AB), 45 kW (IH45AB), and 70 kW (IH70AB). For brazing, soldering, heat-treating, and annealing of small-to-medium metallic parts.