Description
CampyGen is a ready-to-use system for generating a microaerophilic atmosphere in vessels with a working volume of up to 3,5 L. It supports controlled low-oxygen conditions required for the cultivation and handling of microaerophilic microorganisms in routine and research microbiology. Designed as an accessory for anaerobic and modified-atmosphere vessels, the product helps create the reduced oxygen environment needed when working with Campylobacter and other oxygen-sensitive organisms. Each pack contains 10 pc(s), making it practical for repeated use in culture workflows, quality-control checks, and teaching laboratories. The format integrates smoothly into existing jar or chamber setups without complex gas-mixing equipment. Supplied from manufacturer Oxoid, CampyGen fits standard laboratory practices for atmosphere modification in life-science and clinical microbiology settings. It is intended for professional laboratory use where reproducible microaerophilic conditions are essential for reliable growth and recovery of target organisms. Clear unit packaging supports inventory control and batch-wise application in busy media and culture rooms.
This article is part of Microbial identification, hygiene monitoring & rapid tests, in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Microaerophilic atmosphere generator
- Working volume: Up to 3,5 L
- Weight: 1,502 kg
- UNSPSC: 41123300
- Safety Data Sheet:
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