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Anaerobic Incubator LMAIR-A100 is designed to create and maintain an environment devoid of oxygen with temperature range of RT+3 to 60℃. It features an impact-resistant front glass window, enhancing observation during operation. Equipped with LCD screen for parameter display and button-press keypad for easy preset adjustments. Incorporates UV sterilizer for effective decontamination and hygiene. Our Incubator is ideal for cultivating anaerobic microorganisms across soil research, pathology labs, and the oil industry.
Specifications
| Temperature Range | RT+3 to 60°C |
| Temperature Uniformity | < ± 1°C |
| Temperature Stability | < ± 0.3°C |
| Control System | Microcomputer |
| Sample Chamber Time | < 5 minutes |
| Operation Chamber Time | < 1hr |
| Maintenance Time | > 12 hrs (when no supply of mixed gas) |
| Timing Range | 1 to 9999 min |
| Display | LCD display with button-press keypad |
| Display Resolution | 0.1°C |
| Power Consumption | 600 W |
| Power Supply | AC 220V, 50 Hz |
| Interior Chamber Dimension (W×D×H) | 300 × 190 × 290 mm |
| Operation Chamber Dimension (W×D×H) | 820 × 660 × 670 mm |
| Exterior Dimension (W×D×H) | 1260 × 730 × 1380 mm |
| Package Dimension (W×D×H) | 1390 × 920 × 1560 mm |
| Net Weight | 240 kg |
| Gross Weight | 320 kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anaerobic Incubator LMAIR-A100 | $ 9375 | Each of 1 |
Features
Solenoid valve control
Stainless steel body
Double-door with secure handles
Latex gloves, leakage protection
Over-heating alarm
Two-shelf chamber with tube lighting
Caster wheels for mobility
Applications
Anaerobic Incubator LMAIR-A100 ensure cultivation of anaerobic microorganisms for soil research, anaerobic infection studies, and microbial enhanced oil recovery. It is widely applied in environmental, medical, and industrial fields.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is an Anaerobic Incubator?
An Anaerobic Incubator is an apparatus designed to create and maintain an oxygen-free environment to support the growth of anaerobic microorganisms.
2 How does an Anaerobic Incubator work?
It works by replacing atmospheric air with a gas mixture and maintaining controlled temperature and humidity to support anaerobic bacterial growth.
3 What kind of maintenance does Anaerobic Incubator enquire?
Regular maintenance includes proper checking of gas levels, cleaning of chamber, inspection of seals, calibration of sensors, and ensuring proper function of the oxygen-removal system.
4 What types of microorganisms grow in Anaerobic Incubator?
It supports the growth of obligate anaerobes, such as Clostridium species, and facultative anaerobes under reduced oxygen conditions.
5 How does Anaerobic Incubator differ from a regular incubator?
An Anaerobic Incubator creates an oxygen-free environment, whereas a regular incubator typically maintains atmospheric conditions.
6 How is Anaerobic Incubator used in clinical microbiology?
In clinical microbiology, it is used to culture anaerobic pathogens from patient samples to support diagnosis and treatment planning.
7 Why is Anaerobic Incubator important in pharmaceutical research?
It is important in pharmaceutical research for testing drug efficacy on anaerobic bacteria and developing new antibiotics targeting oxygen-sensitive microbes.
8 Can Anaerobic Incubator be used in food microbiology?
It is used in food microbiology to detect spoilage organisms and pathogens like Clostridium botulinum in canned or vacuum-packed food products.
9 How does Anaerobic Incubator support gut microbiome studies?
It allows researchers to culture gut microbiota under conditions that mimic the low-oxygen environment of the intestines, enabling accurate microbiome analysis.
10 How does Anaerobic Incubator aid in vaccine development?
It aids in vaccine development by enabling the growth of anaerobic bacteria used in the production of vaccines or for studying immune responses.