Laboratory Products 33 Polypropylene Products
Polypropylene Products for the laboratory, including vertical laminar fl ow fume hoods, conventional and by-pass fume hoods, 100% polypropylene casework, acid
storage cabinets, counter tops and accessories. The totally seam-welded fabrication process withstands highly corrosive agents, possesses excellent chemical resistance to organic solvents, degreasing agents and electrolytic attack. Certifi ed to SEFA 1-1992 and meet ASHRAE Standard 110-1995 requirements.
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Direct Heat Microbiological CO2 Incubators provide a reliable in-vitro environment for optimum tissue cell culture growth as well as for the storage and preservation of embryos, gametes and animal tissue cultures intended for research at body temperature or under hypoxic conditions. In-VitroCell CO2
Incubators
are engineered to provide the highest quality standards of performance. Featuring feature seven (7) direct heat models and the NuTouch Intelligent Interface, a user-friendly colour touchscreen offered in English, Spanish, German, and French. An onscreen tutorial guide offers descriptions of icons and instructions for calibration and sterilisation
cycles. With rapid recovery and precise control systems, In-VitroCell CO2 Incubators raise your research through intelligent design.
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NuAire’s LabGard ES and CellGard ES with a 10% Sloped Window–
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Class II, Type A2 BSC’s offer maximum personnel, product and environmental protection. DC/ECM motor consumes less energy, minimises vibration and noise. Oversized HEPA fi lters, optimally determined forward curved fans, and HEPEX System ensure uniform airfl ow and proper fi lter loading increasing fi lter life, these Energy Saving technologies combined, lowers the operational costs and total lifetime cost of ownership.
28231pr@reply-direct.com Glacier Ultralow Freezer
Learn how to Work Safely in your NuAire Biological Safety Cabinet
A seven (7) chapter online presentation informs technicians, researchers, scientists and certifi ers the best working techniques to minimize air disruptions, optimize research results, and prevent contamination. Ergonomic advancements that encourage improved safety in the work place are discussed, as well as protocols on biological safety cabinet certifi cation, based on NSF/ ANSI standard 49.
Understand the Biological Safety Cabinet
Biological Safety Cabinets were designed to remove or minimize exposures to hazardous biological materials and hazardous particulates. It is the principal device used to provide containment of infectious splashes or aerosols generated by microbiological procedures.
Watch the Videos Online:
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Glacier Ultralow Freezer’s insulation system withstands extremely low temperatures; the multi- point gasket seal, heated door seals and insulated inner doors minimise the potential for frost build up. The technologically advanced compressor ensures low power consumption and uniform temperature stability, signifi cantly reducing sample loss. Constructed of heavy-gauge cold-rolled steel which conducts temperature more effi ciently than stainless steel, creating less stress on compressors they run cooler and last longer, with a quiet 47 dba operation; RoHS compliant and CFC-free, easy to maintain and less costly. With NuAire you can store your research in confi dence.
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