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Used Microbiological Incubators

  • 50L Laboratory Incubator, Benchtop

    50L Laboratory Incubator, Benchtop

    • Manufacturer: Westlab

    Westlab’s 50L Benchtop Incubator is manufactured in Australia with a stainless-steel chamber. To extend the unit’s longevity, the exterior is epoxy powder-coated mild steel for minimal maintenance. Stainless Stee...

    $1,764 USD
    Mitchell Park, Australia
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    2001 JOUAN EB 18 2241

    2001 JOUAN EB 18 2241

    • Manufacturer: Jouan
    • Model: EB18

    Stainless steel oven with shelves. It is forbidden to place any flammable products inside this oven. Equipped with: - 1 airtight door - 1 glass door - 1 perforated Teflon-coated tray: dimensions: 300 x 180 mm - C...

    Thieux, France
  • Used JOUAN EB 170

    Used JOUAN EB 170

    • Manufacturer: Jouan
    • Model: EB170

    Convection laboratory incubators: Yes | Thermoelectric laboratory incubators: Yes | Dry laboratory incubators: Yes | Steam laboratory incubators: Yes | Infrared laboratory incubators: Yes | Benchtop laboratory i...

    Les Pennes-Mirabeau, France
3435363738

Overview

Microbiological incubators are specialized equipment used to grow and maintain microbiological cultures or cell cultures. They provide a controlled environment with regulated temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels, essential for the growth of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms in laboratories and research facilities.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used microbiological incubator?

Check the incubator's temperature control accuracy, humidity and CO2 regulation, overall condition, and any maintenance history. Ensure it meets your specific research requirements.

How do I ensure the microbiological incubator is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service experienced in handling lab equipment. Ensure the incubator is securely packed and protected against vibrations and shocks during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a microbiological incubator?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the interior, checking temperature and humidity sensors, replacing filters, and calibrating control systems. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific guidelines and intervals.