Incubators are essential laboratory devices designed to create and maintain optimal environmental conditions for the growth and development of biological samples such as cell cultures, tissues, and microorganisms. They provide controlled temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels, ensuring a stable and sterile environment. Common features include precise temperature regulation, HEPA filtration for air purity, and programmable settings for different experimental protocols. Incubators are widely used in research, clinical laboratories, and biotechnology industries to support cell culture, microbiological studies, and various biological processes.

Incubators are essential laboratory devices designed to create and maintain optimal environmental conditions for the growth and development of biological samples such as cell cultures, tissues, and microorganisms. They provide controlled temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels, ensuring a stable and sterile environment. Common features include precise temperature regulation, HEPA filtration for air purity, and programmable settings for different experimental protocols. Incubators are widely used in research, clinical laboratories, and biotechnology industries to support cell culture, microbiological studies, and various biological processes.