Benchtop units without cooling

Benchtop units Benchtop units without cooling

Benchtop shaking incubators without cooling are used for the cultivation of microorganisms and cells at temperatures above room temperature. These units are applied in research, biotechnology, and diagnostics for the controlled agitation of samples in Erlenmeyer flasks, tubes, or microtiter plates.

Benchtop units / Benchtop units without cooling

Shaking incubators for standard cultivation

Benchtop units without cooling cover the most common application requirements for cultivations performed at temperatures between room temperature and 80°C. They provide a compact solution for laboratories where temperatures below ambient are not required.

Technical features and designs

The selection includes various shaking platforms and shaking orbit variants. While models such as the Axotron IS-RSD3 or IS-RSDA operate with a circular orbit, the Labwit 311 DS offers a volume of 71 litres with an orbit of 19 mm. The Infors Minitron units are also available with orbits of 25 mm or 50 mm.

Use of culture vessels

The shaking incubators are designed for use with Erlenmeyer flasks, culture tubes, and microtiter plates. Depending on the model, samples are secured using stainless steel spring clamps, plastic clamps, adhesive mats, or spring racks to ensure safe operation.

Frequently asked questions about benchtop shaking incubators without cooling

Here you will find information on the selection and operation of this equipment class.

What are shaking incubators without cooling used for?

They are used for the cultivation of microorganisms and cells at temperatures above room temperature.

Which model is suitable for small footprints?

The Axotron IS-RSDA is designed as a more compact model with a shaking platform of 350 x 300 mm.

What is the difference between cooled and uncooled models?

Uncooled models are designed for ranges from room temperature up to 80°C, whereas cooled models enable temperatures below approx. 20°C.

Which culture vessels can be used?

The units are suitable for Erlenmeyer flasks, culture tubes, and microtiter plates.

How are vessels fixed in the incubator?

Fixation is achieved via stainless steel spring clamps, plastic clamps, adhesive mats, or spring racks.

How can I receive a quote for these units?

You can submit a specific request for a quote directly via the platform.

Which orbit variants are available?

There are models with a circular orbit (e.g., 26 mm) as well as specific orbit sizes such as 19 mm, 25 mm, or 50 mm.