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Thermo Scientific 3429 8000 WJ Water Jacket CO2 Incubator with HEPA Filtration

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Made in : USA Serial No : 314636 - 114
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Made in : USA Serial No : 314636 - 114

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184L Thermo Scientific 3429 CO2 incubator with water jacket, HEPA filter, digital control, 0–20% CO2 range, 5–50°C temp control.

The Thermo Scientific 3429 8000 WJ CO2 Incubator features advanced water jacket technology for stable temperature control, optimized for cell culture and bioprocessing applications. Designed with a 184L capacity, this incubator supports a CO2 concentration range from 0 to 20% with a CT CO2 sensor and maintains temperature between +5°C UT and +50°C. The inclusion of a HEPA filter ensures a contaminant-reduced environment, critical for molecular diagnostics and synthetic biology workflows requiring sterile conditions.

Key features include:

  • Water Jacket (WJ) design for uniform thermal distribution and enhanced temperature stability, essential in biomanufacturing and tissue engineering.
  • Four stainless steel shelves and a water container facilitating optimal humidity regulation for live-cell imaging and culture studies.
  • Internal glass door enables easy sample monitoring without affecting internal conditions during long-term incubations.
  • Aluminum control panel with digital display for precise setting adjustments and real-time monitoring of CO2 and temperature parameters.
  • Compact external dimensions of 100 x 66 x 60 cm with an interior workspace of 68.1 x 54.1 x 50.8 cm suited for integration into laboratory environments.

Operating on 230V at 50/60Hz, this unit weighs approximately 120.2 kg. The equipment was tested at 37°C with 5% CO2, ideal for cell culture, molecular cloning workflows, and clinical diagnostics. Note that HEPA filters require replacement for optimal performance, and water jackets need filling per manufacturer guidelines. This model, manufactured in 2009, remains a reliable choice for laboratories engaged in biotechnology research and bioprocessing pipelines where precise environmental control is paramount.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 7 November 2026