Anaerobic Incubator EZL-AI81

EziLab offers the Anaerobic Incubator EZL-AI81, an anaerobic workstation that pairs an 820 × 660 × 670 mm operation chamber with a 300 × 190 × 290 mm sample transfer chamber. The transfer chamber purges in under 5 minutes and the operation chamber in under 1 hour, while oxygen-free conditions hold for more than 13 hours without mixed gas supply. Temperature runs from RT+3 to 60°C with stability within ±0.3°C and uniformity within ±1°C at 0.1°C display steps. A Siemens PLC with microprocessor control, a touchscreen LCD, data storage, USB export, UV sterilization, and safety alarms fit the 600 W, 1200 × 730 × 1420 mm cabinet. Staff pass plates and tubes through the transfer chamber, so the main workspace stays anaerobic while samples move in and out. Microbiologists streak, subculture, and incubate strict anaerobes inside the same sealed space, avoiding oxygen exposure from jar transfers. Long hold time covers gas interruptions. Pathology labs isolate anaerobic pathogens from clinical specimens, while soil research groups study nitrogen-cycling and fermenting microbes. Oil industry labs culture sulfate-reducing bacteria behind pipeline corrosion, and university microbiology departments run this anaerobic chamber for research and teaching. Transfers set the pace here: with a purge of under 5 minutes each, ten separate plate trips a day cost up to 50 minutes of waiting, which batching into fewer loads avoids, a habit to price in when you review the Laboratory Incubator category and Anaerobic Incubator listings.