Thermic Bacteriological Incubator

Temperature Control
Thermic bacteriological incubators maintain a stable and adjustable Temperature range to suit the specific requirements of the microorganisms Being cultured. The temperature is usually set between ambient to 70 Degrees celsius, depending on the type of microorganism and the Experimental conditions.

Temperature

• Temperature range: ambient to 70 °c
• Temperature stability: ± 0.5°c
• Air blower: silent,
• Heater: 1kw (embedded)
• Air circulation: uniform air movement & improved temperature distribution temperature

Temperature Controller
HMI display with feather screen touch digital temperature controller, screen size 7” display continuous display of temperature, time, day & date door open alarm, hmi display of data & graph.

• Password protected operations,
• Data transfer port: usb port
• Data log/memory:
• Door open alarm,
• Programmable

MICROBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH:
Bacterial culture: thermic incubators are essential for cultivating bacteria, allowing researchers to study their growth characteristics, metabolism, and other aspects. Yeast and fungal culture: similar to bacterial culture, incubators are used for growing and studying yeast and fungi for various research purposes.

CLINICAL LABOROTRIES:
Microbial pathogen testing: thermic incubators play a crucial role in clinical microbiology laboratories for isolating and identifying pathogenic microorganisms from clinical samples. Culture of specimens: incubators are used for incubating specimens such as blood, urine, and other body fluids to promote the growth of microorganisms for diagnostic purposes.

ENVIROMENTAL MONITORING:
Water and soil analysis: incubators are utilized in environmental studies to culture microorganisms from water and soil samples, aiding in the assessment of environmental microbial populations.

INSECT & CELL CULTURE:
Insect cell culture: in cell biology, incubators are used for maintaining insect cell lines for various experiments. Mammalian cell culture: while often done in specialized co2 incubators, mammalian cell culture also benefits from incubators providing controlled temperature and humidity. Research and educational institutions

EXPERIMENTS:
Thermic bacteriological incubators are used in educational settings for teaching microbiology and biology experiments, allowing students to observe the growth of microorganisms.

CONCLUSION:
Thermic bacteriological incubators find applications in various fields, including microbiology research, clinical laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, and food testing laboratories. They play a crucial role in supporting the growth of microorganisms for purposes such as bacterial culture, fermentation studies, and the production of vaccines or antibiotics. The precise control offered by thermic incubators ensures reliable and reproducible results in microbiological experiments. These applications highlight the versatility of incubators in creating controlled environments for the growth and study of microorganisms, cells, and other biological materials, making them indispensable tools in scientific research and industrial processes.