Anaerobic Jar LMAJ-A100 is designed to create and maintain an oxygen-free atmosphere for the cultivation and study of anaerobic microorganisms. It boasts a 1.5L capacity and is made up of transparent PMMA material with a smooth surface. The jar's construction ensures a clear view of its contents, facilitating easy monitoring. It contains 1 stack of 6 dishes and is equipped with air-tight seals to prevent contamination.
Get Quote| Type | Hermetic type |
| Capacity | 1.5 L |
| Contents | 1 stack of 06 dishes (90 to 100 mm diameter) |
| Petri dish Holder | 15 R |
| No. of Gas Packs | 1 no. |
| Time Taken | 2 to 4 hours (to attain anaerobic condition) |
| Material | PMMA material |
| Clamp | Colored stainless steel clamp |
| Quick Snap-Shut Coupling | Yes |
| HS Code | 3926909090 |
| Packaging Dimension (L×W×H) | 245 × 215 × 295 mm |
| Gross Weight | 2.0 kg |
Incorporated a high-quality O-ring that maintains the tight seal between the jar and its lid guaranteeing an oxygen-free environment
Equipped with a quick snap-shut coupling, enabling swift and effortless connection to the system in smooth motion
The system accommodates gas packs, allowing flexibility and adaptability and maintaining a controlled environment
Compact, easy-to-carry design
Clear jar and lid for visibility
Sturdy jar-lid clamp for added durability
Robust, stainless-steel clamp in a colorless finish
Cleaning with alcohol is recommended for maintenance
Anaerobic Jar
Applied in the cultivation of bacterial cultures under anaerobic conditions for research and testing in microbiology, biotechnology, pathology, virology, and various other scientific domains.
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Anaerobic Jar LMAJ-A100
An anaerobic jar, also known as an anaerobic chamber or anaerobic environment container, is a specialized laboratory apparatus designed to create and maintain an oxygen-free environment for the cultivation and study of anaerobic microorganisms. This sealed container is typically made of transparent material, allowing for visual observation of the contents without compromising the anaerobic conditions. The anaerobic jar operates on a simple yet effective principle. It includes a gas-generating pack or a mixture of chemical substances that, when activated, release gases that replace the oxygen within the chamber with other gases like nitrogen and carbon dioxide. This displacement of oxygen effectively creates an anaerobic atmosphere.
