A UV sterilizer is a device that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to disinfect and sterilize surfaces, air, water, or objects by destroying or inactivating microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi. UV sterilizers are commonly used in various settings, including healthcare, laboratories, water treatment, and consumer products.
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A hot air oven is a laboratory device used for the sterilization and drying of laboratory equipment, glassware, and other heat-resistant materials. Unlike autoclaves, which use steam for sterilization, hot air ovens use dry heat to achieve sterilization. The dry heat method is particularly suitable for items that cannot be sterilized using moist heat, such as powders, oils, and metal instruments.
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Read MoreA digital autoclave is a sterilization device used in laboratories, medical facilities, and various industries to sterilize equipment, instruments, and materials using high-pressure saturated steam. The "digital" aspect refers to its advanced control system, which includes digital displays and programmable settings for precise control over the sterilization process
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Read MoreA laboratory water bath is a device used to maintain a stable temperature for samples during various laboratory processes. It consists of a container filled with water, which is heated to a desired temperature, usually controlled by a thermostat. Samples are placed in tubes, flasks, or other vessels and submerged in the water to ensure even heating.
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