Don Whitley Scientific Products & Reviews

Anaerobic workstation with three ports and a 12 litre airlock

System for rapidly creating anaerobic and microaerophilic conditions in gas jars

Anaerobic workstation with instant access ports

Anaerobic Workstation with four oval, sleeved ports

Anaerobic workstation with four ports and two airlocks

Anaerobic workstation that can operate from three separate gases for more economical use

Hypoxic workstation with HEPA filtration.

Complete, automated specimen processing system for front-end pre-analytics in microbiology

Hypoxic Workstation with precise control of environmental parameters

Modern, touchscreen spiral plater

Anaerobic jar for the isolation and cultivation of anaerobic and microaerobic organisms, and for cell culture applications.

Anaerobic workstation with large 30 litre airlock and optional refrigeration

Hypoxic workstation with 3 ports (one is instant access) and precise environmental control

HEPA filtered anaerobic workstation

Built with specific environmental parameters to house Seahorse Extracellular Flux Analyzers.

4-gas microaerobic workstation for the study of fastidious organisms

The tall, wide, deep hypoxic chamber from the Whitley range

Anaerobic workstation

Large hypoxic workstation with HEPA filtration

A hypoxystation with a 30 litre airlock and the option of refrigeration unit

One of our most compact workstations; the A25 has capacity for 200 petri dishes and is equipped with many unique features to ensure easy and efficient use and to guarantee that the very best anaerobic conditions are maintained.

A huge, double workstation perfect for accommodating a variety of laboratory equipment.

A tall, wide, anaerobic workstation fitted with the unique internal HEPA filtration system.

The Whitley H95 Hypoxystation has been designed specifically for researchers requiring the ability to accurately control O2, CO2, temperature and humidity.

The Whitley M85 variable atmosphere workstation is ideal for the study and isolation of Campylobacter spp, Helicobacter pylori and other similarly fastidious microaerophiles.