BIOBASE equipment

About BIOBASE

BIOBASE is a Chinese laboratory equipment and medical device manufacturer headquartered in Jinan, China. The company manufactures across ten categories: biosafety cabinets, laminar flow cabinets, fume hoods, autoclaves, centrifuges, laboratory refrigerators and freezers, incubators, IVD analyzers, PCR equipment, and water purification systems. Its containment range includes NSF-certified biological safety cabinets, and its cold-storage range extends to ultra-low temperature freezers. On the diagnostic side, the brand produces biochemistry analyzers, hematology analysers and nucleic acid extraction systems. This spread places BIOBASE across laboratory containment, sample preparation, cold storage and clinical diagnostics. Equipment from the brand is listed on Questpair by verified suppliers and distributors.

BIOBASE product lines and the work they do

The notable product lines group into three functions. The biological safety cabinets, certified to NSF/ANSI 49, and the laminar flow cabinets provide the containment and clean-air work surfaces used in cell culture, microbiology and tissue handling. These are the instruments that separate operator, sample and room air, and NSF certification is the reference standard a laboratory checks when the work involves biological agents. Fume hoods extend the same containment principle to chemical handling.

The cold-storage lines centre on ultra-low temperature freezers, the minus eighty class used to hold cell lines, reagents, enzymes and biological samples for long-term storage. This equipment is foundational to any laboratory running a biobank or supporting genomics and proteomics workflows, where sample integrity over time governs downstream results. Laboratory refrigerators and standard freezers cover the shorter-term cold chain alongside them.

The diagnostic lines are where BIOBASE reaches into clinical and molecular biology. The biochemistry analyzers run clinical chemistry assays, the hematology analyzers perform blood cell analysis, and the nucleic acid extraction systems prepare DNA and RNA for downstream work. Nucleic acid extraction is the first step in molecular diagnostics and in PCR-based testing, and the brand's PCR equipment serves thermal cycling for amplification. Together these lines support molecular diagnostics, infectious disease testing and the sample-preparation stage that precedes immunoassay and sequencing. Autoclaves handle sterilization across the laboratory, and centrifuges and incubators carry the routine sample-handling load that most of this work depends on.

BIOBASE equipment on Questpair

The Questpair catalogue holds 62 BIOBASE listings from 3 verified suppliers and distributors across 2 countries. The condition split is weighted toward used equipment: 90 percent of the listings are used. Used and refurbished units are listed at lower prices than new, so most of the available stock sits below current-production pricing.

Prices range from EUR 999 to EUR 39.250. The average listing price is EUR 5.535, which falls toward the lower end of that band and reflects a catalogue holding more benchtop and mid-range instruments than high-value systems. The spread tracks the brand's breadth directly: a laminar flow cabinet, a benchtop centrifuge and an ultra-low temperature freezer are different classes of purchase, and the price of any one should be read against its own category rather than against the brand total.

Because BIOBASE spans so many instrument classes, condition, specification and documentation vary from one listing to the next, and those details are answered at the listing level. Manuals and documentation can be requested through Questpair, where specialists respond within one hour. Parts can be sourced via Questpair, and a warranty is often possible, arranged in consultation for the specific listing. A buyer weighing a used BIOBASE analyser or freezer against a new one is comparing primarily on price and on the state of the individual unit, so reading the listing closely is the step that settles a purchase.

Questpair review of BIOBASE

Our take based on listings data and supplier feedback

BIOBASE occupies a broad position in the laboratory equipment market, manufacturing across ten categories rather than specialising in one. For a buyer assessing the brand on Questpair, that breadth is the first thing the catalogue reflects, and it shapes how the three points above hold up.

The range itself is the clearest observation. A single maker here covers biosafety cabinets, laminar flow cabinets and fume hoods for containment, autoclaves for sterilization, centrifuges and incubators for sample handling, laboratory refrigerators and ultra-low temperature freezers for cold storage, and IVD analyzers alongside nucleic acid extraction systems for clinical and molecular work. The containment lines include NSF-certified biological safety cabinets, which matters for laboratories working with biological agents under flow cytometry or cell culture protocols, since NSF/ANSI 49 is the reference standard for Class II cabinet performance. On the diagnostic side, the biochemistry analyzers and haematology analysers place BIOBASE in molecular diagnostics and clinical chemistry, where throughput and reproducibility govern instrument choice. A buyer who needs several of these functions can stay within one brand across the Questpair catalogue rather than reconciling parts and documentation from separate makers.

Condition is the second point, and it is firmly weighted. 90 percent of the listings are used. Used and refurbished units are listed at lower prices than new, so the catalogue skews toward equipment already in service rather than current-production stock. For common classes such as centrifuges, incubators and standard biosafety cabinets, this is usually a straightforward trade, since the mechanical and airflow fundamentals of these instruments are mature. For diagnostic analysers, a used purchase warrants closer attention to the listing itself, because reagent compatibility and calibration state are instrument-specific and are not something a brand-level view can resolve.

Price spread is the third, and it follows directly from the range. Listings run from EUR 999 to EUR 39.250. That gap separates benchtop instruments and consumable-oriented equipment at the low end from ultra-low temperature freezers and larger analysers at the upper end. The average of EUR 5.535 sits well below the ceiling, which is consistent with a catalogue holding many smaller instruments and fewer high-value systems. A buyer comparing a specific BIOBASE model should read the price against its class rather than against the brand as a whole, since a laminar flow cabinet and a minus eighty freezer are not comparable purchases.

Where the brand asks for care is at the listing level, not the brand level. The breadth that makes BIOBASE convenient also means condition, specification and documentation vary widely across the catalogue, and those are answered by the individual listing. Warranty is arranged in consultation for the specific listing, and parts can be sourced via Questpair. For a buyer willing to read each listing on its own terms, the combination of range, used-weighted stock and a wide price band makes BIOBASE a practical brand to shortlist across several laboratory functions at once.

**Broad instrument range under one maker**

BIOBASE produces across ten laboratory categories, from biosafety cabinets to IVD analysers, so a single supplier page on Questpair covers containment, cold storage and diagnostics.

**Used stock dominates the listings**

Of the BIOBASE items on Questpair, 90 percent of the listings are used, which puts most of the available equipment below new pricing.

**Wide price spread across equipment classes**

BIOBASE listings range from EUR 999 to EUR 39.250, reflecting the gap between benchtop consumable instruments and ultra-low temperature freezers.