Anaerobic Jars

Anaerobic jars are laboratory systems used for cultivating anaerobic and microaerophilic microorganisms, allowing the creation of a controlled atmosphere with low or zero oxygen levels. They are widely used in clinical microbiology, research, and quality control, ensuring a stable and reproducible environment for the isolation, identification, and study of oxygen-sensitive microorganisms.

Specifications of the various models available:
- Available capacities (volumes): 2 L (10 Petri dishes up to 100 mm in diameter), 3 L (15 Petri dishes up to 100 mm in diameter), or 6 L (15 Petri dishes up to 150 mm in diameter).
- Stainless steel or glass? 
- Includes plastic lid.
- Do you require a ventilation thread?
- Do you require accessories such as a support for Petri dishes and/or microplates?
- Do you require bags for obtaining an anaerobic, CO₂, or microaerophilic atmosphere?

Please inform us of your desired characteristics, and our team will indicate the most suitable equipment.