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Colony Counter

Labmate Colony Counter Colony Counter can analyze up to 999 colonies within 3 seconds. They feature an LED display that enhances visibility during counting processes. Their built-in software allows operators to save and export data for easy documentation. They also provide adjustable settings for different agar plate sizes ensuring versatility. Our Colony Counter are essential for microbiology labs conducting colony-forming unit analysis.

Manual Colony Counter LMMCC-A100

  • Compatible Petri Dish Size: 50 to 90 mm
  • Counting Range: 0 to 999
  • Digital display: 3 digit
  • Lighting: Matrix LED white light
  • Magnification: 3 - 9 times

Manual Colony Counter LMMCC-A101

  • Compatible Petri Dish Size: 50 to150 mm
  • Counting Range: 0 to 999
  • Digital display: 3 digit
  • Lighting: Matrix LED white light
  • Magnification: 3 - 9 times
Automatic Colony Counter LMACC-A100
  • Counting Speed: Less than 1 second for counting 1000 colonies
  • Camera Resolution: 12,000,000 pixels
  • Camera: True Color High Definition Camera
  • Color Temperature: 3000K to 7700K
  • Upper Light Source Illumination: 51.7 to 985.1 Lux
Automatic Colony Counter LMACC-A101
  • Camera: high-definition CCD camera
  • CCD Resolution: 5,000,000 pixels
  • Counting Software: Smart counter software
  • Language: English
  • Colony Size Resolution: > 0.1 mm

Automatic Colony Counter LMACC-A102

  • Camera: high-definition CCD camera
  • CCD Resolution: 16,000,000 pixels
  • Counting Software: Smart counter software
  • Language: English
  • Colony Size Resolution: > 0.1 mm

Automatic Colony Counter LMACC-A103

  • Camera: CCD Camera
  • Pixel Resolution: 8.29 million
  • Counting Software: Smart Counter Software
  • Language: English
  • Size Resolution: > 0.1 mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Colony Counter?

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A Colony Counter is an apparatus designed for counting bacterial or other microorganism colonies on a plate containing solid growth medium.

Why is Colony Counter preferred over manual counting?

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Colony Counter is preferred over manual counting as it increases efficiency and reduces chances of human error thereby providing consistent results.

Can Colony Counter be used for counting foodborne pathogens?

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It is used to count pathogens like Salmonella and E. coli in food samples.

Can Colony Counter be used in environmental microbiology?

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It is widely used in environmental microbiology to count microorganisms in soil, water and air samples.

Can Colony Counter be used in a high-throughput setting?

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It is used in high-throughput laboratories to count large numbers of plates in a short period of time.

Is Colony Counter suitable for use with CFU-based testing?

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It is commonly used in CFU-based testing to estimate the number of viable microorganisms in a sample.