Description
The Aluminium blocks SHT for block heaters Stuart SBH series are designed to provide precise, efficient, and uniform heat transfer for laboratory heating applications. Manufactured from high-quality aluminium, these blocks ensure excellent thermal conductivity, allowing samples to reach and maintain target temperatures quickly and evenly. This makes them an essential accessory for laboratories that rely on accurate temperature control during incubation, heating, and sample preparation processes.
Engineered to fit seamlessly with block heaters in the Stuart SBH series, these aluminium blocks support a wide range of tube sizes and sample formats. Their precision-machined design ensures secure tube placement, minimizing temperature variation between samples and improving reproducibility across experiments. This level of consistency is particularly valuable in research, clinical, and industrial laboratories where repeatable results are critical.
The robust aluminium construction offers long service life and resistance to deformation under repeated heating and cooling cycles. Smooth internal bores allow easy insertion and removal of tubes while supporting efficient contact between the block and the sample vessel. This design not only improves heat transfer efficiency but also helps streamline daily laboratory workflows.
These blocks are well suited for applications such as enzyme reactions, sample incubation, DNA and RNA workflows, and general laboratory heating tasks. Their reliable performance supports both routine and specialized laboratory procedures, making them a practical choice for a variety of scientific environments.
Overall, the Aluminium blocks SHT for block heaters Stuart SBH series provide laboratories with a dependable solution for controlled heating needs. Their precise fit, excellent thermal performance, and durable construction make them an ideal addition for facilities seeking accuracy, efficiency, and compatibility with established heating systems.








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