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Biosafety Cabinets for Maximum Operator Protection
NuAire Biosafety Cabinets deliver a lower cost of ownership throughout the life of your product without sacrificing safety. A powerful air barrier provides personnel protection. True laminar airflow within the work zone supplies product protection. The proper balance between supply and exhaust airflows through HEPA filtration offers environmental protection. Avoid buyer’s remorse and see why NuAire is the safer choice.
More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/RJLO 49935pr@reply-direct.com
CO2
Incubators for Stable Cell Cultures NuAire CO2
Incubators provide a reliable in-vitro environment for your cell cultures. The growth chamber is designed to mimic the conditions of a cleanroom. Air and gas pass through 99.99% efficient HEPA filters before entering the growth chamber. The interior chamber is maintained at positive pressure to avoid contamination from leaking into the growth environment. Minimise incubator contamination with NuAire.
More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/YWap 49938pr@reply-direct.com
ULT Freezers for Reliable Storage Conditions
NuAire Ultralow Temperature Freezers provide reliable storage conditions for your samples. Efficient exchange of heat between the high and low stage circuits improves system efficiency leading to greater energy savings by reducing stress on the compressors. Store your samples in a stress free NuAire environment.
More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/ooxJ 49939pr@reply-direct.com
General Purpose Centrifuges for Multi-Applications
NuAire General Purpose Centrifuges offer multi-application functionality by providing tool-less rotor removal and installation. Easily switch from low speed swing out bucket protocols to high speed angled rotor applications. NuAire centrifuges offer the smallest footprint per overall capacity available. Take back your bench space with a NuAire.
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ilmt.co/PL/MJxa 49940pr@reply-direct.com
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