Laboratory Incubators

Laboratory incubators are essential for maintaining a controlled environment of temperature and humidity for biological experiments. They offer precise temperature control from ambient to over 100°C, ensuring repeatable conditions for cell culture, microbial studies, and incubation protocols.

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    NESLAB REFRIGERATED BATH CIRCULATOR,800 WATT

    Refrigerated Bath with Digital Plus Programmable Controller

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    NESLAB RECIRCULATING CHILLER 500 WATT

    Refrigerated Bath, 230 Volt, 50 Hz

    Includes automatic reservoir refill system.

Popular Manufacturers

Neslab Lab-Line Lytron Imtec Acculine

Common Applications

cell culture

microbial studies

protein synthesis

fermentation processes

Buying Guide

Laboratory Incubator Buying Guide

When selecting a laboratory incubator, it's important to consider the specific needs of your applications and experiments.

A comprehensive buying guide includes crucial specifications such as temperature range, uniformity, and humidity control capabilities.

  • Ensure the incubator meets the temperature range required for your experiments, typically from ambient to 100°C.
  • Check for uniform temperature distribution to avoid hotspots that can alter experimental outcomes.
  • If humidity control is essential, verify the device's capability to maintain desired humidity levels.
  • Consider the interior volume and design to accommodate all your samples without overcrowding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical temperature range of a laboratory incubator?
Most laboratory incubators offer a temperature range from just above ambient to around 100°C, providing flexibility for various biological applications.
How do incubators maintain precise temperature control?
Incubators use a combination of heating elements and sensors to accurately maintain temperature settings, often coupled with digital displays for easy adjustments.
Why is humidity control important in incubators?
Humidity control is crucial in incubators to prevent dehydration or condensation in the incubated samples, which can affect experimental results.
What applications are laboratory incubators used for?
Laboratory incubators are used for cell culture, microbiology experiments, and other protocols requiring stable environmental conditions.