Grant-Bio PHMP Thermo-Shaker

• Incubation of microplates in molecular biology and biochemistry.
• Enzyme kinetics studies requiring precise temperature control and mixing.
• Cell culture applications where uniform temperature and gentle agitation are needed.
• Drug discovery and screening processes utilising microplate assays.
• Immunological assays such as ELISA, requiring controlled incubation conditions.

Typical capacity

This model, the PHMP, typically accommodates two standard 96- or 384-well microplates.

Temperature range

Units of this type commonly offer a temperature setting range from approximately +25°C up to 100°C, with precise control.

Shaking speed

Variable shaking speeds are typically available, often ranging from 250 to 1200 rpm.

Temperature stability

For this class of equipment, temperature stability is commonly around ±0.1°C, with uniformity across the platform.

Heating mechanism

Many units feature a bi-directional heating system, including a heated lid, to ensure uniform temperature and prevent condensation.

Operational modes

Typically offers continuous or timed operation with an alarm and automatic switch-off facility.

Footprint

These are compact benchtop units; dimensions for this model are typically around 125mm (h) x 250mm (d) x 265mm (w).

Power supply

Units like this commonly operate on a standard laboratory power supply, typically 230V, 50/60Hz in the UK.

• Can this unit be used with deep-well plates?

  This specific model is designed for standard depth microplates. Buyers should confirm compatibility with the seller if deep-well plates are required.

• Is the shaking motion orbital or linear?

• Does the unit require an external temperature probe for calibration?

• What maintenance is typically required for a thermo-shaker?

• Can this unit function solely as an incubator without shaking?

• What is the typical warm-up time to reach a set temperature?

Shakers and incubation mixers are valued for reliable sample preparation and culture growth across biotech and pharmaceutical settings. When buying used models, buyers prioritise consistent temperature control, speed accuracy, and platform stability. Industry sentiment favours machines from established manufacturers with robust build quality. Key strengths include straightforward operation, minimal maintenance requirements, and long operational lifespans. Buyers typically assess motor condition, calibration history, and overall structural integrity before purchase. These instruments remain dependable workhorses in laboratory environments when properly maintained.

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