Mini Thermal Cycler FM-MTC-A100
Mini Thermal Cycler FM-MTC-A100 supports 32×0.2 ml microtubes or 4×8×0.2 ml tube strips, offering versatile capacity for PCR applications. It offers a high-performance axial flow fan, ensuring efficient cooling with low operating noise. This supports up to 99 cycles, providing flexibility for a wide range of PCR protocols. Our thermal cycler is equipped with powerful software for advanced analysis, enabling efficient data processing and interpretation.
Specifications
| Capacity | 32×0.2ml (microtubes), 4×8×0.2ml (tube strips) |
| Cooling Down Rate (Max.) | 4℃ /S |
| Max. Cycles | 99 |
| Gradient Temperature Range | 30℃ to 100℃ |
| Gradient Temperature Accuracy | ±0.3℃ |
| Max. Steps | 30 |
| Block Temperature Range | 4℃ to 100℃ |
| Gradient Set Span (Max.) | 30℃ |
| Power Failure Recovery | Yes |
| Pause Function | Yes |
| Number of Peltier Units | 2 |
| Temperature Display Accuracy | 0.1℃ |
| Gradient Temperature Uniformity | ±0.3℃ |
| Temperature Holding Function | Infinite duration |
| Block Temperature Uniformity | ≤ ±0.25℃ |
| Temperature Control Ways | Block or Tube |
| Real-Time Operation Status | Image-text displayed |
| Block Temperature Accuracy | ±0.2℃ |
| Timer (Increasing/Decreasing) | -599 to 599 s for Long PCR |
| Timer Duration | 1s to 59min59sec / Infinite Duration |
| Temperature Increasing/Decreasing Rate | -9.9 to 9.9℃ for Touchdown PCR |
| Heating Lid Temperature Range | 30℃ to 105℃ |
| Display | LCD Touch Screen Display |
| Programs Stored | 200 |
| Heating Rate (Max.) | 5℃ /s |
| Power | 225W |
| Power Supply | AC 110V to 220V, 50 to 60Hz |
| Dimension (W×D×H) | 243×172×145 mm |
| Weight | 2.3 kg |
Features
- Real-time monitoring</br/> Reliable multiplexing capability</br/> Efficient cooling system</br/> Automatic error detection</br/> Advanced heat block design
Applications
- Mini Thermal Cycler FM-MTC-A100 is ideal for a wide range of PCR applications, including DNA amplification, gene expression analysis, and diagnostics. It is commonly used in research laboratories, clinical settings, and educational institutions.
