Labmate Mould Incubator LMMD-A104
Labmate Mould Incubator LMMD-A104 is a high-capacity fungal and microbial incubator with a 250 L chamber, designed for precise temperature and humidity control in laboratory research. Its stainless-steel interior, transparent glass door, and dual-shelf system allow clear observation and organized sample placement. The incubator features programmable timing, forced air circulation, and dual-sealed doors to maintain stable internal conditions, making it ideal for microbiology, plant tissue culture, and fungal studies.
Product Info
Key Features
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Large 250 L chamber for higher sample throughput
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Temperature range: 0 °C to 70 °C with ±1 °C fluctuation
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Humidity control: 55% to 90% RH for fungal or microbial cultivation
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Dual-shelf configuration for flexible sample organization
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Forced air circulation system ensures uniform temperature and humidity
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Dual-sealed doors for improved insulation and minimal heat loss
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Programmable timer: 0–9999 min for extended operations
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Stainless steel construction for durability and chemical resistance
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Transparent glass observation window for easy monitoring
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Energy-efficient design
Technical Highlights
Parameter Specification Chamber Capacity 250 L Temperature Range 0 °C to 70 °C Temperature Resolution 0.1 °C Temperature Fluctuation ±1 °C Humidity Range 55% to 90% RH Timer 0–9999 min Internal Material Stainless steel Display LCD Number of Shelves 2 Power Consumption 800 W Power Supply AC 220 V, 50 Hz Internal Dimension 500 × 550 × 900 mm External Dimension 720 × 690 × 1580 mm Net Weight 35 kg Applications
Labmate Mould Incubator LMMD-A104 is suitable for:
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Cultivation of fungal and microbial cultures
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Plant tissue and endophyte incubation for experimental research
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Environmental and stability studies requiring controlled temperature and humidity
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Laboratory research in microbiology, mycology, and plant sciences
It provides reliable, uniform incubation for larger sample loads while ensuring precision, visibility, and operational efficiency in research and experimental workflows.
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