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Smart I Therm HC 25

ILAB’s Smart I Therm HC 25 is a cutting-edge incubator with features that no other incubators provide. It has a wide temperature range ranging from -15°C to 60°C, It can also offer stable cooling below room temperature, making it the perfect option for hot regions as well. Along with the best features, the I Therm HC25 is also quite lightweight and portable.

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Incubator For Microbiology

An incubator in microbiology lab provides a contaminant-free, controlled environment for reliable and safe work with tissue and cell cultures. By regulating the temperature and humidity in an airtight seal, cells and tissues are given the ideal conditions to facilitate growth or experimentation in the laboratories of clinics, hospitals, medical stores, and other industrial facilities.

If you’re looking for an incubator used in microbiology lab, we have the right product for you at ILAB. As one of the well-known laboratory equipment suppliers across India, we design, manufacture, and deliver robust and reliable incubators for our customers.

Our mini-incubator flaunts a highly compact design with multifunctional features, making it a perfect addition to all kinds of laboratory settings. Whether you need moisture or temperature control, our incubator will allow you to manipulate settings according to your needs. Please go through our catalogue to get a detailed account of the product specs to decide whether it’s the right product for your lab.

Finding a handy incubator for your laboratory needs is easier with ILAB. If you want to learn about our lab incubator price, you can get in touch with our customer support for a quote.

Place an order today, and trust us to deliver your incubator to your laboratory’s doorstep.

FAQ

Laboratory incubators are equipment that provides a temperature-controlled environment for the supported growth of microbiological cultures. Some of the other applications include pharmaceutical testing, food and beverage testing, heated storage, egg incubation, and coliform determination.

At a basic level, lab incubators consist of three parts–

A controller unit – Located between the interior and exterior and has a user interface to allow people to define and monitor the physical conditions of the internal chamber.

Before you buy an incubator for your laboratory, you must consider the following –

Refrigerated versions of incubators are necessary for storing samples in stable temperatures below 37°C. The cooling settings in refrigerated incubators will create optimum sample conditions in rooms without an air-conditioner or when the air-conditioner fails.

The ‘validated usable space’ refers to the space where temperature homogeneity can be guaranteed. On the other hand, interior means the total volume of the incubator, typically measured in cubic meters.

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Smart I Therm HC 25

Incubator For Microbiology

FAQ

1What are the most common uses of incubators in laboratories?

Laboratory incubators are equipment that provides a temperature-controlled environment for the supported growth of microbiological cultures. Some of the other applications include pharmaceutical testing, food and beverage testing, heated storage, egg incubation, and coliform determination.

2What are the main components of laboratory incubators?

At a basic level, lab incubators consist of three parts–

A controller unit – Located between the interior and exterior and has a user interface to allow people to define and monitor the physical conditions of the internal chamber.

3How to choose an incubator for my laboratory?

Before you buy an incubator for your laboratory, you must consider the following –

4When would I require a refrigerated incubator?

Refrigerated versions of incubators are necessary for storing samples in stable temperatures below 37°C. The cooling settings in refrigerated incubators will create optimum sample conditions in rooms without an air-conditioner or when the air-conditioner fails.

5What is the difference between usable space and volume?

The ‘validated usable space’ refers to the space where temperature homogeneity can be guaranteed. On the other hand, interior means the total volume of the incubator, typically measured in cubic meters.