IncuCount Automatic Colony Counter 25
The IncuCount IC-75 counts hundreds of colonies on a Petri dish in seconds. With the ability to distinguish up to 10 different colors, the IncuCount is versatile, yet simple to use. It also measures the inhibition zones of antibiotic reactions.
Assembled in USA.
IC-25 specifications
Net Weight: 5 lb. (shipping weight 10 lb.)
Dimensions: 7 inches wide x 7 inches long x 9 inches tall
- IncuCount IC-25
- Compatible with Windows desktop or laptop computer (not included)
- High-intensity LED lighting (illuminated from bottom)
- Plastic PLA construction
- Counts colonies as small as 0.07 mm
- 99.23% accuracy on standard 100 mm plates
- Counts colonies and measures antibiotic inhibition zones
- Petri dish capacity up to 100 mm
- Compatible with 100 mm plates, PetriFilm™, Microfast™, CompactDry™
- Manufacturer-supplied IQ/OQ protocols at no extra charge (PQ performed by customer lab)
- Operates with simple USB interface
- Power: 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.7 A
- Only available through Newlander Life Sciences.
Areas of focus
Microbiology · Food/Beverage · Bacteriology · Pharmaceutical · Environmental & Water
Applications
Counting bacterial colonies · Ames test · Bioburden test · Environmental monitoring · Microbial Limits test · Preservative Efficacy test · Single Radial Immunodiffusion · Cancer research · Plaque counts (transduction) · Yeast complementation assay · Microbial overlap analysis · Carbonated drink microbial growth analysis · Mouse lymphoma count · Bacillus · CRISPR for bacteria · LB agar transformation · Bacterial transformation · Microfiltration · Microorganism growth rate · Counting CFUs · Mammalian cell colonies · Water plate count (drinking water) · Raw water analysis · Juice yeast and mold count · Lab proficiency testing · Stem cell (haematopoietic) count · Particle counting
About the IncuCount
The IncuCount is an automated colony counter built on proven technology in continuous development since 2009, with regularly updated software and hardware to keep pace with the latest advances. It's well suited to bacterial growth studies, recombinant DNA vectors using blue/white screening, Gram staining for Listeria, bacterial CRISPR, and detection of E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria. It counts spiral plates and is an excellent choice for food safety microbiologists. The IncuCount can differentiate colonies by color and measure the inhibition zones of antibiotic reactions, and is available in two models — Basic and Pro — of varying sophistication. It has been featured in the biotech laboratory on CBS's ZOO and written about in the International Business Times and Yahoo! News.