Life Science Technology
One product that can solve a key sample quality issue is BiOS, a new, third-generation biobanking system from Hamilton Storage Technologies
A researcher or lab manager’s worst nightmare is to walk into their lab and find a freezer, refrigerator, or any temperature controlled storage unit that has failed overnight and ruined or jeopardized precious samples, specimens, tissues, or products—not to mention the loss of countless hours of research.
Need for new abilities drives upgrades and new purchases
Low-temperature (or ultra low) laboratory freezers will achieve temperatures of -40°C to -85°C — much lower than their kitchen-based counterparts.
Freezers and refrigerators are an integral part of any laboratory that requires temperature controlled storage.
The i.C3 user interface is icon driven, featuring a 7” full-color touchscreen that is door mounted at eye-level on all upright lab refrigerator models.
Advanced Controls Keep the Temperature Accurate Throughout the Box
The evolution of incubators started with the control of heat. Then, scientists wanted humidity control. The desire to control an incubator’s pH spawned CO2 incubators.
Find out more about the KT 115 refrigerated incubator from BINDER
Learn more about the Okolab Bold Line CO2 Microscope Cage Incubator
