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looking for advice for incubators
Hello, i want to purchase incubators. Small production about max 20 liters. Wich specifications, models, wich brand/ factory is good? I am based in Europe. thank you sofie
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You may find some answers here https://chemistscorner.com/cosmeticsciencetalk/discussion/chicken-egg-incubator/
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If you only need a 20 liter incubator (i.e., an incubator with at least 20 liter internal volume), that is very small and there are very low-cost options, such as the MyTemp Mini. The manufacturer, Benchmark Scientific, makes a number of relatively low-cost incubators that perform fairly well. If you need something a little larger, BEING Instruments has a lot of sizes for natural convection incubators and mechanical convection incubators and they are also relatively inexpensive. Both companies have European distributors, although I don’t know who they are.
The more important question is: what do you plan on doing with your incubator? Understanding your application is critical to ensuring you get the correct type of incubator.
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Benchmark MyTemp Digital Mini Incubator | Laboratory Supply Network
Monitors & displays temp in real time up to 60°C with internal outlet and refrigeration option
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hello, the idea is for stabilitytesting with different degrees roo temperature, 10°C and 45°C.
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If you want your incubator to be stable at room temperature, you’ll need a refrigerated incubator that both heats and cools. For stability testing, I would recommend the Benchmark myTemp 65HC, so long as it meets your temperature uniformity requirements (+/- 1°C). As far as refrigerated incubators go, it has a good price / volume for an incubator of its size - $3,380 for 2.3 cu ft (65L) - and has a temperature range of 0-60°C.
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To what purpose? Micro testing, product stability?
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only for product stability.
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