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  • Thermo Fisher Scientific Heracell vios

    Thermo Fisher Scientific Heracell vios 250i LK 411884

    • Manufacturer: Thermo Fisher Scientific
    • Model: Heracell Vios 250i

    The Thermo Scientific Mytos Heracell Vios 250i CO2 Incubator is a high-performance incubator designed for precise cell culture applications. It features advanced temperature and CO2 control with a user-friendly t...

    Woonsocket, RI
  • CARON Products & Services, Inc.

    CARON Products & Services, Inc. 7401-33-2 415124

    • Manufacturer: Caron

    Used Caron CO2 Incubator for sale. SSLLC offers a wide selection of used Incubators for your Used Lab Equipment needs. The Caron CO2 Incubator model 7401-33-2 is designed for precise control of CO2 and temperatur...

    $2,500 USD
    Woonsocket, RI

Overview

Incubators are essential devices used for hatching eggs by maintaining optimal temperature, humidity, and ventilation. They are widely used in poultry farming, research labs, and educational institutions to ensure the successful development and hatching of eggs, providing a controlled environment that mimics natural conditions.

FAQ

What features should I look for when buying an incubator?

Look for features such as temperature and humidity control, automated egg turning, and a reliable power source. Consider the capacity and whether the incubator suits the type of eggs you plan to hatch.

How do I ensure my incubator is shipped safely?

Use a reputable shipping service and ensure the incubator is properly packaged with cushioning materials to avoid damage during transit. Verify that all parts and instructions are included.

What is the maintenance schedule for an incubator?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the incubator after each hatching cycle, checking and calibrating temperature and humidity sensors, and inspecting mechanical parts like egg turners for wear and tear. Consult the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.