Are all incubators warm?

When we think of incubators, the first image that usually comes to mind is a warm, nurturing environment.

Traditionally, laboratory incubators are associated with providing heat to support the growth of microorganisms, cell cultures, and various biological entities.

However, not all laboratory incubators are designed to keep things warm. In fact, many laboratories require cooled incubators to maintain lower temperatures for specific applications.

At QED Scientific, we understand the diverse needs of scientific research and offer a range of chilled and cooled incubators to meet these demands.

 

Understanding cooled incubators

Cooled incubators, also known as cold incubators, are designed to maintain temperatures below ambient levels.

They are essential for experiments and storage conditions that require a controlled, cool environment.

With temperature ranges typically spanning from 10°C to 60°C, cooled incubators provide the flexibility and precision necessary for various laboratory applications, some of which we will explore below.

 

Applications of cooled laboratory incubators

Cooled incubators play a crucial role in numerous scientific fields. Here are some of their most common applications:

  • Microbiological studies

Certain bacteria and fungi thrive at lower temperatures. Cold laboratory incubators ensure optimal growth conditions for these microorganisms, facilitating accurate and reliable results in microbiological research.

  • Enzyme reactions

Many enzymatic reactions are sensitive to temperature. Cold incubators help maintain the necessary conditions to prevent the denaturation of enzymes and ensure proper reaction rates.

  • Stability testing

 Pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries rely on cooled laboratory incubators for stability testing. These tests assess how products perform under different temperature conditions over time, ensuring quality and safety.

  • Plant research

Certain plant species and tissues require cooler environments for growth and development. Cooled incubators provide the precise temperature control needed for plant research and propagation.

 

Features of cooled laboratory incubators

At QED Scientific, our laboratory incubators are equipped with advanced features to meet the stringent requirements of modern research:

  • Energy-efficiency:

Our cold incubators use Peltier technology, which is highly energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. This technology provides precise temperature control without the need for refrigerants, reducing energy consumption and operational costs.

  • Wide temperature range

With a temperature range of 10°C to 60°C, our laboratory incubators cater to a variety of experimental needs. Whether you need to maintain a cool environment or a slightly elevated temperature, our incubators offer the flexibility required for diverse applications.

  • Advanced control systems

 Our laboratory incubators feature state-of-the-art control systems that ensure temperature stability and uniformity throughout the chamber. This precision is crucial for reproducibility and reliability in scientific experiments.

  • Customisable chamber sizes

 We offer a range of chamber sizes to accommodate different sample volumes and laboratory spaces. Whether you need a compact unit for a small lab or a larger chamber for extensive research, QED Scientific has the perfect laboratory incubator for you.

 

Why choose QED Scientific cooled incubators?

Choosing the right cold incubator for your laboratory is a critical decision. Here are a few reasons why our cooled incubators stand out from the competition:

  • Reliability: Our incubators are built to last, providing consistent performance and reliability for all your laboratory needs.

  • Precision: With our advanced control systems, you can be assured of precise temperature management, essential for accurate and reproducible results.

  • Support: Our team of experts is always available to assist you with any questions or concerns. We provide comprehensive support to ensure you get the most out of your laboratory incubator.

 

Get in Touch

For more information on any of our cooled incubators, or if you have specific questions about temperature range, convection type, chamber sizes, or anything else, feel free to contact our knowledgeable team.

You can give us a call on 01663 735494 or send us a message using our online contact form for a swift response.

 

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