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CO₂ Incubators – Frequently asked questions and helpful resources

Below you find an overview of helpful resources related to CO₂ incubators including videos, white papers, articles including answers to FAQs, posters and more (in English language).‌

Contamination prevention‌

Reproducibility‌

Cost and sustainability aspects of CO₂ incubators ‌

CO₂ incubator selection‌

Shakers in CO₂ incubators‌

CO₂ Incubator Maintenance ‌

Easy cleaning, reliable contamination prevention

Prevention of lab downtime and sample loss is essential for you to deliver cell culture results in time? You cannot afford to spend too much time and money on standardized cleaning of your cell culture incubator, documentation or on changing costly, non-sterilizable, fan-associated HEPA filters?

180°C high temperature disinfection with illustrated step-by-step instructions on screen and downloadable performance protocol for standardized procedures
Minimal internal incubator parts removed in 40s and wiped quickly
Nowhere to hide for contaminants and cleaned fast: Smooth, seamless incubator chamber
Fanless design
No non-sterilizable fan-associated HEPA filters that can become potential contamination sources
Options for copper and segmented inner doors for additional protection

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Video – Easy cleaning and reliable contamination prevention with CellXpert CO2 incubators

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Cell culture FAQ: What influence does your CO ₂ incubator have on reproducibility?

A high reproducibility of results is much more difficult to achieve in biological systems than in physical or chemical experiments. Many factors contribute to a high variability of results.

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