Anaerobic Incubator T-S2IR-S2101

Introduction

Anaerobic Incubator is engineered for microbial growth with RT+3 to 60°C temperature range. It features two shelves and wheels in cultivation chamber for organized storage and mobility. Incorporates solenoid valve switch control for reliable gas adjustment and input. Equipped with latex gloves, leakage protection, and an overheating alarm for enhanced user safety. Incubator ensures anaerobic microorganism cultivation in soil research, pathology labs, and the oil industry.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

Anaerobic Incubator anaerobic microorganism cultivation for soil research, aiding nutrient cycle studies, pathology labs for infection analysis, and the oil industry for microbial-enhanced oil recovery and bioremediation processes.

Specifications

Temperature Range	RT+3 to 60°C
Temperature Uniformity	< ± 1°C
Temperature Stability	< ± 0.3°C
Control System	Microcomputer + Siemens PLC
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
Data Storage	Yes
Interface	USB
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

Features

Stainless steel construction and glass window

Equipped with RS232/USB communication interface for data export and remote control. Supports connection to laboratory information management system (LIMS) for centralized data management and traceability.

UV sterilizer for decontamination

Double-door cultivation chamber

Tube light for illumination

Concealed wires and pipes

Wax-melting disinfection device

FAQs

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.