Generate Catalog For: Gradient Thermal Cycler ADGTC-511

Gradient Thermal Cycler ADGTC-511 offers a temperature setting range from 4℃ to 105℃ for thermal cycling. It ensures excellent amplification with high-quality semiconductor Peltier for precise temperature control. This unit features a self-adjusting heated lid, providing excellent anti-evaporation performance. Designed with automatic fault detection as well as alarm function, it ensures safe and reliable operation. Our Gradient Thermal Cycler is used for DNA amplification and other PCR-based applications in research as well as in clinical diagnostics.

Features :
  • Touchscreen user interface
  • Self-adjusting heated lid
  • Precise thermal uniformity
  • Wide temperature range
  • Program memory storage
Specifications :
Capacity 96 x 0.2ml (0.2ml PCR tubes, 8-tube strips)
Temperature Setting Range 4℃ to 105℃
Gradient Temperature Range 30 to 105℃
Gradient Setting Range 0.1 to 30℃
Maximum Heating Time 5℃/sec
Maximum Cooling Time 4℃/sec
Gradient Temperature Uniformity ≤ ± 0.2℃
Gradient Temperature Accuracy ≤ ± 0.2℃
Heated Lid Temperature Range 30℃ to 115℃ (user adjustable)
Temperature Accuracy ≤ ± 0.2℃
Temperature Uniformity ≤ ± 0.2℃
Temperature Change Rate 0.1 to 4℃/s
Temperature Control Method Block / Tube
Temperature Increments / Decrements -10 to 10℃
Tm Calculation Automated
Program Memory 10000+
Program Maximum Cycle Numbers 100
Program Pause Function Yes
Maximum Step of the Program 30
16℃ Insulation Yes
Time Increment / Decrement -999 to 999s
Single Step Time Range 0 to 9h59min59s / infinite
Display 7-inch color touch screen, 800x480 Pixel
Communication Interface USB x 2
On-Screen Report Yes
Fuse 250V 10A Ф5×20
Voltage AC100 to 240V / 50 to 60Hz
Dimension 420 x 260 x 245 mm
Net Weight 11 kg
Applications :

Gradient Thermal Cycler ADGTC-511 is used for genotyping, sequencing library preparation, and pathogen detection in infectious disease research. Additionally, it supports workflows in forensic analysis, agricultural biotechnology, and environmental microbiology.

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