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Sartorius Incucyte S3 Live Cell Imager for automated real-time cellular monitoring

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Description
The Sartorius Incucyte S3 is a live-cell imaging system comprising an imaging gantry (S3-C2 Gantry) and a dedicated controller unit (S3-C2 Controller). The system supports continuous monitoring of live cells with automated imaging at multiple positions. It features a color touchscreen display on the controller for status and activity monitoring. The system includes multiple internal imaging channels, four storage bays for removable drives, and an internal tray for multiwell plates. The specific units shown have serial numbers 57191 (gantry) and 52191 (controller), with a documented manufacturing date of June 13, 2022. The software and user interface are incorporated in the controller, though no explicit software version is visible. No lasers are utilized as this is an imaging system relying on brightfield and fluorescence microscopy.
Technical Data
Model: Incucyte S3 Configuration: Model: S3-C2 Gantry Serial Number: 57191 Model: S3-C2 Controller Serial Number: 52191 Manufacturing Year: 2022 Manufacturing Year: 2022
Configuration
Model: S3-C2 Gantry Serial Number: 57191 Model: S3-C2 Controller Serial Number: 52191 Manufacturing Year: 2022
Manufacturing Year
2022
Accessories
Four removable drive bays for data storage, Multiwell plate holder tray
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Sartorius
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Description
The Sartorius Incucyte S3 is a live-cell imaging system comprising an imaging gantry (S3-C2 Gantry) and a dedicated controller unit (S3-C2 Controller). The system supports continuous monitoring of live cells with automated imaging at multiple positions. It features a color touchscreen display on the controller for status and activity monitoring. The system includes multiple internal imaging channels, four storage bays for removable drives, and an internal tray for multiwell plates. The specific units shown have serial numbers 57191 (gantry) and 52191 (controller), with a documented manufacturing date of June 13, 2022. The software and user interface are incorporated in the controller, though no explicit software version is visible. No lasers are utilized as this is an imaging system relying on brightfield and fluorescence microscopy.
Technical Data
Model: Incucyte S3 Configuration: Model: S3-C2 Gantry Serial Number: 57191 Model: S3-C2 Controller Serial Number: 52191 Manufacturing Year: 2022 Manufacturing Year: 2022
Configuration
Model: S3-C2 Gantry Serial Number: 57191 Model: S3-C2 Controller Serial Number: 52191 Manufacturing Year: 2022
Manufacturing Year
2022
Accessories
Four removable drive bays for data storage, Multiwell plate holder tray
Dimensions
30 × 23 × 26 inches
Weight
Approx. 70 pounds

Product description

Automated live cell imager for continuous non-disruptive monitoring inside standard incubators.

  • Advanced real-time cell analysis system for continuous live-cell imaging
  • Enables non-disruptive quantitative monitoring of cellular behavior over time
  • Designed to operate inside standard laboratory incubators
  • Features automated imaging with integrated PC controller for high-throughput applications
  • Compact dual-module design facilitates easy integration and preserves incubator performance
  • Suitable for longitudinal cell biology studies requiring minimal manual intervention

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Last updated 22 October 2026