Laboratory Products 55 Cooled Incubators Series 3


The LMS Series Three Cooled Incubator is a reliable and accurate temperature controlled cabinet (-10°C to +50°C) which has proved its worth over many years in laboratories both in the U.K. and overseas.


The design of the purpose built incubator facilities 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 fl y culture, Sample storage, Product shelf life tests.


We can Now Offer a Bespoke Range of Cabinets for you to choose the Size, Volume, Layout, Specification and Material Finish 7546pr@reply-direct.com


Series 1A Cooled Incubators


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 fl exibility for individual use, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.


12233pr@reply-direct.com Specialists in a


Bespoke and Standard Range of Temperature Contolled Incubation Cabinets


LMS have


been assisting the laboratory world for


over 45 years, principally


manufacturing cooled incubators


and the service, repair and UKAS calibration of laboratory equipment.


Whilst we continue to develop and upgrade our existing ranges of cooled incubators and offering a range of optional extras to suit your particular needs. We can now offer a bespoke range of cabinets for you to choose the size, volume, layout, specifi cation and material fi nish.


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Specialist in Cooled Incubation From 72 litres to 1200 litres


-10˚C +50˚C


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