Use the Don Whitley Scientific Jar Gassing System to save money and create anaerobic or microaerobic conditions quickly and efficiently in jars. Robust, stainless steel anaerobic jars for the simple culture of anaerobic and microaerophilic organisms – 9 plate or 48 plate versions – or the new transparent, stackable ‘jar’ – the Whitley Incubox.
Mason Technology is the exclusive distributor of Don Whitley Scientific (DWS) products in Ireland. Established in 1976, DWS designs and manufactures specialist laboratory equipment for a wide range of microbiology and cell culture applications. Whitley workstations allow the precise control of levels of oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, temperature, and humidity as appropriate to the individual research application.
Mason Technology can supply, install, and commission any solution from the complete range of Don Whitley Scientific products including anaerobic workstations, GMP compliant workstations, hypoxic workstations, spiral platers, and jar gassing system. Our sales and service teams have been factory trained at the Don Whitley Scientific Headquarters in West Yorkshire, UK guaranteeing exceptional support for your installation, training, application, and validation/service needs.
We recognised the importance of Quality Assurance to our customers and we have held continuous certification to ISO standards since 1994. We are committed to continuous improvement, and this is backed up by our investment in an Integrated Management System (IMS). This meets, at a minimum, the requirements of the International Standards ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 17025 (INAB).
With the Whitley Jar Gassing System you can create perfect conditions for growing anaerobes in jars in just 2 minutes for less than 18 pence and for m...
With the Whitley Jar Gassing System you can create perfect conditions for growing anaerobes in jars in just 2 minutes for less than 18 pence and for microaerophiles in 15 seconds for less than 3 pence (compared with about £1.60 for every gas generating kit used).
A full colour touch screen control panel allows you to monitor, in real time, that the criteria necessary for the creation of either anaerobic or microaerobic conditions has been met.
The Whitley Jar Gassing System has an built-in fault detector to create an alert if a jar is leaking. It is essential that jars remain air tight to maintain conditions and that you have confidence that the jar will maintain the correct conditions throughout the incubation period. As the Jar Gassing System pulls a vacuum, it detects the jar is sealed by the speed that the vacuum is pulled (if the jar is leaking it will not be able to create a vacuum).
If you already have anaerobic jars that you wish to use you can order the adaptor kit, which will enable you to connect this anaerobic jar system to most types of jar.
Whitley Jar Gassing System Features:
Reduces the cost of creating microaerobic conditions by 98% and anaerobic conditions by 89%.
Reduces the time taken to create required conditions – gas packs can take up to an hour but the Jar Gassing system removes the atmosphere and replaces it with anaerobic mixed gas very quickly.
It is easy to use (with instructions in English, German and French) so no complicated operator training is required.
Jar uses low-temperature, re-usable catalyst sachets.
Incorporates PIN code-protected user access levels for additional security.
The optional printer provides you with a hard copy audit trail for accreditation purposes.
For simple cultures of anaerobic and microaerophilic organisms, we have both stainless steel jars and the transparent, stackable Whitley Incubation Bo...
For simple cultures of anaerobic and microaerophilic organisms, we have both stainless steel jars and the transparent, stackable Whitley Incubation Box, which are all robust and easy to use. The traditional stainless steel jars have a positively located lid fitted with the unique Whitley Schrader® Valve System and carrier clips for Low-Temperature Catalyst Sachets.
Types of Anaerobic Jars:
Stainless Steel Jars for use with the Whitley Jar Gassing System:
a 9 Plate Jar with a 3-litre capacity (Order Code: A05075)
a 48 Plate Jar with a 10-litre capacity (Order Code: A05076)
Stainless Steel Jars for use with gas packs:
a 9 Plate Jar with a 3-litre capacity (Order Code: A00005)
a 48 Plate Jar with a 10-litre capacity (Order Code: A00002)
And the transparent, stackable Incubation Box (Order Code: A09740)
The Whitley Jar Glassing System can create perfect conditions for growing anaerobes in jars in just 2 minutes for less than 18 cents and for microaerophiles in 15 seconds for less than 3 cents. It also has a built-in fault detector to create an alert if a jar is leaking. It is essential that jars remain airtight to maintain conditions and that you have confidence that the jar will maintain the correct conditions throughout the incubation period. As the Jar Gassing System pulls a vacuum, it detects the jar is sealed by the speed that the vacuum is pulled (if the jar is leaking it will not be able to create a vacuum).
New from Don Whitley Scientific Incubation Box is the rectangular, transparent and stackable anaerobic ‘jar’. It can be used to create the perfect environmental conditions for the isolation and cultivation of anaerobic and microaerobic organisms and for cell culture applications.
The Whitley Incubation Box is ideal for use with the Whitley Jar Gassing System (evacuation/replacement method) or as a stand-alone system to use with gas generation sachets.
Because of the shape of the vessel, and as no connectors or valves protrude beyond the outer surface of the lid, Whitley Incubation Box’s can be stacked on top of each other inside an incubator or on the bench, saving valuable space. The main jar (without the lid in place and with no samples inside) can be nested with other empty jars so that work in progress takes up minimal space.
This anaerobic ‘jar’ will accommodate either 12-14 x 90mm Petri dishes or 5 x standard multi-well plates. The four latches used to open and close the box are attached to the lid so there are no loose parts to misplace.
The Whitley Incubation Box may be used to transfer items into and out of a Whitley Workstation and has been designed to fit through the 35-sized airlock and every larger Whitley airlock. This application is ideal when you want to move samples from one workstation to another and when you want to preserve your samples in modified atmospheric conditions while they continue to grow in an external incubator.
The design of the Whitley Incubation Box includes a safety valve, which ensures an appropriate level of vacuum is achieved without damaging the box itself. It is durable and lightweight and can be used to create multiple atmospheres.
Whitley Incubation Box Features:
Accommodates both Petri dishes and multi-well plates.
Both lids and bases can be nested for storage.
Flexibility to create different atmospheric conditions.
Latches are permanently attached to the lid so there are no loose parts to misplace.
The completed box can be stacked on top of each other for incubation.
The rectangular shape saves space in the incubator.
Includes a safety valve to ensure an appropriate level of vacuum is achieved without damaging the box itself.
