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Lab presses can be floor or benchtop units, can generate from 15 to upwards of 100 tons of compressive force, and have heated platens that can range from 600°F to 1200°F
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Furnishing your laboratory with the right countertops, cabinets, seating, and storage can help to improve productivity and efficiency
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Laboratory informatics can be used to manage inventory, keep track of maintenance schedules,and more
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CO2 incubators allow researchers to create optimal environments for cell and tissue culture, while microbiology incubators provide ideal conditions for growing microorganisms
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There are handheld and bench-mounted configurations available, along with a variety of probes to match various sample types
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Gloves boxes are completely closed compartments ranging in size from a few cubic feet to several hundred cubic feet
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This equipment cleans glassware more effectively than handwashing and limits your lab workers’ exposure to potentially harmful substances
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Systems are available for many different gases, including hydrogen and nitrogen.
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The simplicity and sensitivity of this method means that it is widely used for applications such as drug testing, analyzing essential oils, and breaking down food samples.
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These ventilated enclosures enable laboratory personnel to safely work with materials that produce hazardous fumes and volatile vapors
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Freeze dryers are used to preserve food, extend the shelf of pharmaceutical products and vaccines, and more via the process of sublimation
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Rotary evaporators are often used to remove low boiling organic solvents, and the addition of vacuum can lower the boiling point. Nitrogen evaporators apply a steady stream of nitrogen to remove moisture. Centrifugal evaporators, ideal for high-volume sample processing, use vacuum centrifugation to evaporate samples
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