Anaerobic Systems

Supplier: Merck

Anaerocult® system is a reliable and established system for the cultivation of obligate and facultative anaerobes. The Anaerocult® system is based on sachets made of highly absorptive and highly gas permeable paper. The sachets, of different sizes, are filled with an oxygen-binding reagent mixture which also produces carbon dioxide. Water is added to start the reaction, which consists of the oxidation of finely divided iron and release of CO₂. The reaction proceeds without a catalyst. Incubation is possible in an anaerobic jar or in bags.

Supplier: VWR Chemicals

This jar is designed for anaerobic, microaerophilic and or different concentrations of CO₂ cultures. It can be used with any sachet to generate special atmospheres and to contain up to 12 plates.

Supplier: THERMO FISHER DIAGNOSTICS

Culture anaerobic and microaerophilic organisms by achieving the right atmospheric conditions using Oxoid™ AnaeroBox™ 3,5 L box with lid and seal.

Supplier: LIOFILCHEM

BD GasPak™ EZ Container Systems offer waterless, catalyst-free convenience for use in the innovative new GasPak EZ Incubation Containers or the original GasPak 100 or GasPak 150 jars.

Supplier: BioTool

The PetriSphere anaerobic gas system is suitable for the culturing of anaerobic, microaerophilic and capnophilic bacteria in common anaerobic jars. Atmospheric conditions can be developed inside the jar in less than one minute, with the flexibility to choose the level of oxygen depletion. Gas extraction can be controlled to reduce risk of cell lysis. The PetriSphere system consists of a microprocessor-based controller, a diaphragm vacuum pump and a gas reservoir connection, which enables the air to be replaced with nitrogen or carbon dioxide gas. By simply pressing the start button the process starts and runs fully automatically.

Supplier: Merck

Mairt Compressed Gas kit

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

These anaerobic jars are robustly constructed in stainless steel and are simple to use.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The Whitley A85 Anaerobic Workstation has been created to enable both research and clinical scientists to carry out microbial manipulation within a secure anaerobic environment.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

Data logging of temperature, pressure and humidity, For: Anaerobic chamber A45

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

Sample manipulation within a secure anaerobic environment is now as easy as working aerobically at the laboratory bench.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The A95 Workstation has a huge capacity of up to 1120×90mm Petri dishes, depending upon the way you choose to configure your working and incubation areas.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The A135 is ideal for studies where a variety of equipment needs to be used within an anaerobic environment.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The Whitley A55 has a chamber size twice the width of an A35, with a huge working and incubation area and airlocks at both ends.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The A25 is a truly compact workstation equipped with many unique features to ensure easy and efficient use and to guarantee that the very best anaerobic conditions are maintained.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The Whitley jar gassing system provides perfect conditions for growing anaerobes in jars in just 2 minutes, and microaerophiles in 15 seconds.

Supplier: DON WHITLEY SCIENTIFIC

The A155 is the largest workstation in the Whitley Workstation range – 350mm taller than the A55.