Anaerobic System BBL™ GasPak™ 150 For BBL™ GasPak™ 150 System

Features

• Prior to the mid-1960s
• routine isolation and cultivation of anaerobes from clinical and other specimens was handicapped by the cumbersome methods necessary to achieve anaerobiosis in anaerobic jar The performance of anaerobic bacteriology as a routine laboratory procedure was greatly facilitated when
• in 1966
• Brewer and Allgeier introduced a disposable hydrogen generator envelope and a self-contained anaerobic system which eliminated the requirement for gas cylinders
• vacuum pumps and other external equipment The GasPak 100 jar with rack holds up to 12
• 100 X 15 mm style petri dishes; the GasPak 150 jar with rack holds up to 36
• 100 X 15 mm petri dishes; the jar alone will hold 12
• 150 X 15 mm style dishes GasPak™ plus and CampyPak™ plus are disposable hydrogen and carbon dioxide generator envelopes with integral catalyst
• which eliminates the requirement for catalyst pellets in the reaction chambers of GasPak systems when these envelopes are used The GasPak anaerobic system
• vented
• combines the flexibility of an evacuation-replacement system using tank gasses with the safety of a room temperature catalyst The system may also be used with the GasPak Plus and CampyPak Plus hydrogen and carbon dioxide generator envelopes by closing the vent Includes: One jar
• polycarbonate
• non-vented or vented
• one outer lid with thumbscrew
• one inner lid with O-ring gasket
• one wire rack
• one tube holder
• one rubber tubing and tubing clamp