Incubating shakers are primarily used in biotechnology and microbiology research to grow and maintain cultures of microorganisms like bacteria or fungi. They are also useful for applications like cell culture, protein expression, and DNA amplification. In addition, incubating shakers are commonly utilized in the production of vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and enzymes.
The ability to combine both shaking and temperature control in a single instrument makes the incubating shaker a versatile tool in laboratory research, helping scientists to achieve better results in their studies.
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The Gyromax 737 incubator shaker is a high-quality, sturdy, and reliable piece of equipment. Dr. Clark's lab has two of them. We use the incubator shakers every day. They have been important ... Read Review - Reliable Incubator/Shaker for 96-well Plates
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Amerex Instruments, Inc.
This incubator is the workhorse in my lab - accommodating tubes, flasks of all volumes without individual clamps (and paper towels taped to make things fit). It holds temp, with adjustable rotation -... Read Review - A Dual-Use Shaking Incubator
Amerex Instruments, Inc.
The 737 has a shaking platform as well as an adjustable shelf. This allows students to incubate liquid cultures that require aeration along with plates. It is particularly useful for the secondary ... Read Review