CO₂ incubators

CO₂ incubators

CO₂ incubators ensure stable conditions for cell cultivation in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and medical research laboratories. These devices enable precise control of CO₂ concentration, temperature, and optionally humidity or oxygen levels. Integrated sterilisation procedures minimise the risk of contamination for sensitive samples.

CO₂ incubators / Haier CO₂ incubators

CO₂ incubators / Binder CO₂ incubators

CO₂ incubators / Multi-gas incubators

Mini CO₂ Incubators / Units up to 20 L capacity

Successful cultivation of sensitive cells

Working with sensitive cell cultures requires precise control of critical parameters: CO₂ concentration, humidity, and temperature. Our CO₂ incubators provide the ideal conditions for this, ensuring successful cultivation results.

Fast recovery times and drift-free IR sensor

A latest-generation IR sensor ensures rapid recovery of CO₂ concentration in less than five minutes. This sensor operates drift-free for many years and can even remain in the unit during 180°C heat sterilisation.

Homogeneous conditions and maximum reduction of contamination risk

A fan integrated into the rear wall ensures homogeneous conditions within the incubator interior. Air is continuously passed through a HEPA filter, minimising the risk of contamination from germs on airborne particles.

Simple operation and clear display

A large LCD display clearly shows all relevant parameters, allowing them to be monitored at a glance. The CO₂ incubators can be easily stacked using a screw connection to save space.

Further advantages of our CO₂ incubators:

  • Durable construction from high-quality materials
  • Easy cleaning and maintenance
  • Low-noise operation
  • Various models for different requirements

Discover our CO₂ incubators and find the optimal solution for your cell cultivation.

Multigas Incubators

A multigas incubator is required when cells must be cultivated under oxygen deficiency (hypoxia) or specific oxygen concentrations, which is frequently the case in oncology or stem cell research.