Anaerobic Jar System NAJS-205 is a sealed incubation system designed to grow obligate anaerobes and microaerophilic organisms by removing oxygen from the internal chamber. It is used in microbiology laboratories for culture-based testing, microbial identification, and contamination analysis.
This system is used when microorganisms cannot survive in oxygen-rich environments.
Enables accurate anaerobic microbial growth
Ensures reproducible lab results
Supports regulatory compliance (ISO, GMP)
Simplifies batch-based microbial testing
Result: Accurate and consistent microbiological analysis
Pharmaceutical QC laboratories
Clinical microbiology labs
Food safety testing facilities
Research & academic institutions
Continuous anaerobic workflow → Use anaerobic chamber
Industrial-scale production → Use bioreactors
Automated atmospheric control → Use controlled gas systems
Place inoculated culture plates inside the jar
Add gas-generating sachet
Seal the chamber airtight
Oxygen is absorbed and CO₂ released
Indicator confirms anaerobic condition
Place jar in incubator for microbial growth
High-capacity (18–20 plates per cycle)
No electricity required
Easy to operate and maintain
Compatible with standard incubators
Reusable and cost-effective
Model: NAJS-205
Capacity: 18–20 Petri dishes
Method: Gas sachets / chemical / vacuum
Type: Oxygen-free cultivation system
Warranty: 1 Year
Capacity: 18–20 plates (90 mm)
Material: Polycarbonate / Stainless Steel
Oxygen Removal: Gas-generating sachets
Indicator: Anaerobic strips
Incubation: Compatible
Power: Not required
Batch testing is required
Medium to high sample volume
Simple setup needed
Continuous workflow required
Advanced research applications
Cell culture (not anaerobic)
Higher capacity than NAJS-203/204
Better for high-throughput labs
Cost-effective vs anaerobic chambers
It is used to cultivate oxygen-sensitive microorganisms under controlled anaerobic conditions in laboratory environments.
It uses gas-generating sachets that absorb oxygen and release CO₂ inside a sealed chamber.
Typically up to 72 hours depending on system configuration.
Yes, it is fully compatible with standard laboratory incubators.
Yes, it is widely used for detecting anaerobic contamination in food samples.
Anaerobic bacterial culture
Pharmaceutical microbial testing
Food contamination analysis
Clinical diagnostics
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice)
ISO 11133 (Culture media)
ISO 7218 (Microbiology testing)
Anaerobic Culture Equipment
Anaerobic Chambers
GasPak Systems
Guide to Anaerobic Cultivation
Anaerobic Jar System NAJS-205 accommodates up to 36 Petri dishes (90–100 mm) arranged in three stacks of 12 dishes each. It establishes anaerobic conditions within 2 to 4 hours using gas generation systems. The transparent PMMA construction, stainless steel clamp, and O-ring sealing system ensure secure operation while allowing continuous visual monitoring of cultures.