Description
Colony counter CC-200 is a bench-top instrument for microbiological colony counting, supplied as 1 pc(s) with external dimensions W 310 x D 300 x H 140 mm. The unit includes 2 Wolff's raised grids and 2 centering aids for Petri dishes, supporting consistent plate alignment during counting. With a weight of 3,150 kg, the instrument is suited to stable placement on laboratory benches used for hygiene monitoring and microbiological analyses. The CC-200 configuration from manufacturer Stuart/Cole-Parmer provides a dedicated workstation format for colony enumeration in application laboratories. Supplied grids and centering aids help standardise Petri-dish positioning and grid-referenced counting steps. Laboratories performing hygiene monitoring and related microbiological work can integrate this colony counter into routine plate-reading procedures. Clear dimensional data assist bench layout and installation planning. The single-unit pack is intended for direct use in analytical or quality-control environments that require a compact colony-counting station with the stated accessories.
This article belongs on Counting chambers & haemocytometers, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Model: CC-200
- Dimensions: W 310 x D 300 x H 140 mm
- Included: 2 Wolff's raised grids and 2 centering aids for Petri dishes
- Weight: 3,150 kg
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