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Astec APM-30D CO2 Multi-Gas Water Jacket Incubator for Cell Culture

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Product description

Astec APM-30D water jacket CO2 multi-gas incubator with precise temp ±0.1°C and CO2 control ±0.1%.

The Astec APM-30D CO2 multi-gas incubator features a water jacket heating system optimizing temperature uniformity (±0.1°C) critical for cell culture and biotechnology workflows such as bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics. It supports precise CO2 control from 0 to 19.9% with ±0.1% stability, suitable for maintaining physiological conditions in live-cell imaging and synthetic biology applications. The multi-gas variant includes a galvanic oxygen sensor controlling O2 levels between 1% and 80% with ±0.5% accuracy, enabling flexible hypoxic experiments. The incubator maintains high humidity (>95% RH) through natural evaporation to prevent culture desiccation. Its internal shelf dimensions (320×300×330 mm) and access port size (29 mm diameter) facilitate versatile sample handling. This 28 kg (39 kg with water) unit operates on AC100 V power and is ideal for research in cell biology, biotechnology, and clinical diagnostics requiring controlled atmospheric conditions. Please note this unit is sold used, as-is, with possible performance differences relative to new models, and does not include the optional cart.

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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 22 October 2026