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Quincy Lab, Inc. 1925 N. Leamington Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60639 P: 773.622.2428 F: 773.622.2282 |
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New Design Concept The versatile Quincy Lab Incubator was custom- developed for laboratories that need a dependable, compact incubator for cultures, test kits, eggs and biologicals. It is ideal for clinical, industrial and school laboratories, for physicians' offices and as a general-purpose warming cabinet. Advanced Styling The Incubator has a see-thru tinted acrylic door that enables the user to see the entire work space without opening the door. The exterior is attractive ivory baked-on enamel. |
Temperature Stability Temperatures up to 62ºC can be maintained accurately and uniformly. The sensitive heat controller maintains temperatures to+1/2ºC*. Large Capacity Beakers, flasks, petri dishes and test tube trays can be processed at the same time. Capacity is 0.7 cu. ft. Equipment Chrome plated adjustable shelf and fixed bottom shelf. Additional shelves are available. A laboratory thermometer is included. Eighteen month warranty. |
![]() Model 10-140 Each incubator is tested and approved before shipment. Comes ready-to-use--no assembly is required. Made by Quincy Lab, Inc. mainline manufacturer of laboratory and bench ovens. *Performance measured @ 35ºC under controlled laboratory conditions |
For Optional Equipment and/or Replacement Parts check the Pricing page.
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| MODEL NO. | INSIDE DIMENSION |
CUBIC FT. CAPACITY |
OUTSIDE DIMENSION |
TYPE OF THERMOSTATE |
WATTAGE | AMPS | SHIPPING WEIGHT |
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE |
| 10-100 | 12WX10HX10D | .7 | 13WX15.5HX11.25D | BI-METAL | 300 | 2.6 | 30# | 80°C/176°F |
| 10-140 | 12WX10HX10D | .7 | 13WX15HX10.75D | BI-METAL | 110 | .96 | 23# | 62°C/143.5°F |
| 12-140 | 18WX16HX12D | 2.0 | 19WX21HX13D | BI-METAL | 220 | 1.91 | 41# | 65°C/149°F |
For Optional Equipment and/or Replacement Parts check the Pricing page.
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Last updated 2/22/2001