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Thermo Scientific 8000 WJ CO2 Incubator with Water Jacket Technology, Model 3429

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Water jacketed CO2 incubator, 184L capacity, 0-20% CO2 range, HEPA filter, precise temp control 5–50°C, model 3429.

The Thermo Scientific 8000 WJ CO2 Incubator with Water Jacket Technology (Model 3429) is designed for *precise cell culture and bioprocessing applications* requiring stable CO2 and temperature control. Key features include:

  • Capacity & Dimensions: 184 liters internal volume; internal dimensions 68.1 × 54.1 × 50.8 cm; external dimensions 100 × 66 × 60 cm.
  • CO2 Control: Adjustable CO2 range from 0 to 20% with a CT sensor for accurate gas monitoring; inlet pressure at 103.4 kPa ensures stable atmosphere control.
  • Temperature Range: Wide set temperature range from +5°C UT (undershoot temperature) to +50°C, providing flexibility for diverse experimental protocols.
  • Water Jacket Technology: Ensures uniform temperature distribution and reduces temperature fluctuations critical for *cell culture, molecular diagnostics,* and *biomanufacturing workflows*.
  • Filtration & Contamination Control: Equipped with a HEPA filter and an internal glass door to maintain a contamination-minimized environment essential for *sterile biotechnology and clinical diagnostics*.
  • Construction & Usability: Comes with 4 stainless steel shelves and 1 water container; aluminum control panel with digital display for easy operation and parameter monitoring.
  • Power & Weight: Operates at 230V, 50/60Hz with a net weight of 120.2 kg.

This incubator is widely adopted in *synthetic biology research, live-cell imaging studies,* and *bioprocessing labs* due to its stable environment and water jacket design. It supports critical workflows in *molecular cloning, tissue engineering,* and *cell-based assays.*

Note: Equipment tested at 37°C with 5% CO2. HEPA filters require replacement; water jackets must be filled prior to first use according to manufacturer instructions. Slight external rust spots do not affect performance.

This model is essential for researchers prioritizing temperature uniformity and controlled CO2 atmospheres in *biotechnology, pharmaceutical R&D,* and *clinical research laboratories.*

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026