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61 Cooled Incubator Model 410XAL


This LMS Model 410XAL Cooled Incubator is a reliable and accurate temperature controlled cabinet (-10°C to +50°C) which has been widely used in laboratories throughout the world. This purpose built incubator, with many applications, has specially built in features, particularly controlled lighting, making it ideally suited for a wide range of functions including:-


• B.O.D. Tests • Seed germination & vernalisation • Growth study of plants • Insect culture • Long-term stability study • Controlled time-scales study


Series 1A Cooled Incubators


Circle no. 429


The LMS Series ‘1A’ Cooled Incubator is a reliable and accurate Temperature controlled cabinet (-10°C to +50°C) designed for optimum performance and reliability. The design of the purpose built incubator facilitates the addition of optional extras to provide greater flexibility for individual use, making it suitable for a wide range of applications including:


• The study of growth patterns of plants and insects


• B.O.D.Tests • Seed germination & vernalisation • Tissue culture • Enzyme testing • Serum studies • Immunology • Fruit fly culture • Sample storage • Product shelf life tests


Circle no. 430 Circle no. 431


Specialist in cooled incubation


With a reputation you can trust -10˚C to +50˚C


LMS Limited, The Modern Forge Riverhead, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 2EL


Tel: 01732 451 866 • Fax: 01732 450 127


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