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Lab Infrared Sterilizer
$118.00
In Stock
Description
Lab Infrared Sterilizer with 14/35mm Inoculation Loop Sterilizer, High Temperature Heating Two Adjustable Heating Temperatures 400°C/825°C, for Scalpel Needle Inoculating Loop Vaccination
- Very safe to operate with no visual fire. It is only ashing the organic matter in the depths of ceramic heating body and preventing cross contamination within 5-7 seconds
- LED display of actual temperature with temp. control accuracy of 10°C
- These can be used in biology safety cabinets and clean bench space
- High temperature accuracy with overheating protection
- Precise temperature control precision and adjustable from 300 – 830°C
- sterilizers are fast, convenient and can replace alcohol lamps and bunsen burners
Jeffrey Williamson –
I hate cleaning these things in the spring when the cotton wood trees are in bloom. They get completely clogged. I’m so glad I bought this 8 pack so I can just throw the clogged ones away and replace them brand new ones. Totally worth it.
Ivonka Znaszmie –
Buyer beware this is not an induction heating device. Heating your tool will take considerable time by comparison.
Norma Garcia –
It takes it a little while to heat up. Like, literally give it 5-10 minutes on full power to get up to heat. So fire it up a little bit before you start working. Works pretty well, and I don’t have any complaints. And it looks kind of cool, I’ve already had 2 “What on earth is that?” questions. Apparently, not many people know these instruments exist, lol.
Tina Crooks –
I have always used a lighter or the like to sterilize my tools for propagating mushroom spawn or moving to jars, etc…. This infrared sterilizer is a huge step up. It works fast, just seconds, and you obviously know your tools are ready when they light up. If there is a drawback……. you have to heat it up first which take 10 or 15 minutes and then when you turn it off it stays hot for a while. But this is never been an issue as doing this kind of propagation takes a fair amount of set up anyway. You just turn it on at the onset of your project.