A colony counter is a laboratory instrument used in microbiology to quantify and enumerate the number of bacterial or fungal colonies on a petri dish or agar plate. It is a valuable tool for researchers and microbiologists to assess the growth and concentration of microorganisms in a given sample. It is equipped with a magnifying glass or lens that can be positioned over the plate to enhance visibility, especially when dealing with smaller or less distinct colonies. The accurate counting of colonies is crucial in these applications, as it provides valuable information for scientific research, quality control, and clinical diagnosis.
Manual colony counter LMCC-A10
Compatible petri dish : 50 to 90 mm
Dimensions : 255 x 210 x 160 mm
Power : 20 W
Counting range : 0 ~ 999
Manual colony counter LMCC-A11
Compatible petri dish : 50 to 150 mm
Dimensions : 360 x 300 x 180 mm
Power : 40 W
Counting range : 0 ~ 999
Automatic Colony Counter LCCA-A10
Camera : True Color high definition CCD camera
CCD Resolution : 5,000,000 pixels
Counting Software : Smart counter software
Language : English
Automatic Colony Counter LCCA-A11
Camera : True Color high definition CCD camera
CCD Resolution : 10,000,000 pixels
Counting Software : Smart counter software
Language : English
Automatic Colony Counter LCCA-A12
Camera : True Color high definition CCD camera
CCD Resolution : 16,000,000 pixels
Counting Software : Smart counter software
Language : English