Benchtop Incubators

Laboratory benchtop incubators are small, compact incubators designed to fit on a laboratory bench or countertop. They are used to culture cells and microorganisms, as well as to incubate samples at specific temperatures.

These incubators typically have a temperature range between ambient and 60°C, which can be adjusted and controlled to maintain a constant environment for the samples. They often have built-in temperature and humidity controllers, which allow for precise control of the temperature and humidity within the chamber.

They come in various sizes, depending on the number of samples that need to be incubated simultaneously. Some are designed to hold a single small container such as a petri dish or test tube, while others are designed to hold multiple samples or even shelves of pieces.

They are commonly used in a variety of applications, such as cell culture, microbiology, and enzyme reactions. They are also used for the storage of samples that need to be maintained at a specific temperature, like PCR reactions.