Boekel Scientific 133001.BRACCO Laboratory Oven Warmer Incubator

Boekel Scientific 133001.BRACCO Laboratory Oven Warmer Incubator

• Model: 133001.BRACCO Boekel Scientific
• S/N: 0146 05320
• Watts: 90W
• Volts: 120V
• Phase: 1
• Amps: 0.75A
• HZ: 60

The Boekel Scientific 133001.BRACCO Laboratory Oven Warmer Incubator is a compact digital benchtop unit with a chamber capacity of approximately 0.8 cubic feet (22.6 L)—ideal for warming and incubating contrast media, lab reagents, or small test kits. It includes two adjustable wire shelves and supports up to four shelves, providing flexible space for multiple samples or containers. The incubator operates via gravity convection heating, ensuring uniform temperature distribution throughout the chamber for consistent sample results.

Temperature control is managed via a digital display paired with a dial control system, allowing simple adjustment and real-time monitoring. The unit maintains a temperature range from ambient +5°C up to 60°C, with temperature stability of ±1.5°C and uniformity of ±1°C at 37°C—ideal for precise warming applications. The BRACCO model also features a locking solid door, a magnetic latch, and a pilot light indicator to signal when heating is active, enhancing both safety and usability in busy lab environments.

Designed with a small footprint, the incubator measures approximately 11½ in × 12 in × 10½ in internally and 13 in × 14 in × 16¼ in overall. It weighs around 10–11 lb, making it suitable for benchtop placement and easy relocation where needed. With its durable steel frame, aluminum interior, and reliable performance, this oven‑warmer incubator is a practical solution for laboratories, clinics, pharmacies, or medical facilities that require efficient, consistent thermal control for sensitive media or assays

This medical equipment item is being sold in its current condition, with only a basic assessment performed. It powers up and successfully completes its self-check or boot process, indicating that it is operational to that extent. However, no further testing beyond this initial check has been conducted.