Labnics Anaerobic Jar Systems are designed with a tight O-ring seal that effectively prevents gas leakage. They feature robust PMMA construction for clear visibility and consistent performance. These units are equipped with a stainless steel clamp that ensures secure lid fastening. They have a transparent body that allows easy observation of culture conditions without opening the jar. Our system features an electrostatic-coated lid that enhances corrosion resistance.
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FAQ for Anaerobic Jar System
1: How does the transparent construction of the Anaerobic Jar System improve usability?
The transparent PMMA body and lid enable clear visual monitoring of cultures throughout the incubation period without requiring the jar to be opened. This feature is especially useful for observing microbial growth while maintaining the anaerobic environment. It helps minimize disruptions, reduces the chance of contamination, and ensures reliable culture results.
2: What should I do if the Anaerobic Jar System fails to create or maintain anaerobic conditions?
Check that the lid is securely clamped and the O-ring is intact and properly positioned. Inspect for any leaks or damage to the jar and lid. Also, ensure the gas generation pack is appropriate for the jar size, correctly activated, and not expired. Proper maintenance and correct assembly are essential for optimal performance.
3: How does the electrostatic-coated lid enhance the durability and performance of the Anaerobic Jar System?
The electrostatic-coated lid provides strong resistance to corrosion and surface wear, enhancing its durability. This ensures the lid remains reliable and maintains a secure seal even after repeated use and cleaning in laboratory conditions.
4: Can the Anaerobic Jar System be used in both clinical laboratories and research institutes?
Yes, the Anaerobic Jar System is commonly used in clinical and microbiological laboratories, as well as research facilities, where precise control of oxygen-free conditions is essential. It provides a reliable and consistent environment for cultivating anaerobic and oxygen-sensitive microorganisms, making it a valuable tool for both routine diagnostics and scientific investigations.
