Interscience Scan® 4000
Unbeatable image quality for your analyses with Scan® 4000
Get HD colour images of your colonies and inhibition zones on 100% of your dish with the new Scan® 4000 automatic colony counter and inhibition zone reader.
- Ultra-high resolution camera
- Exclusive White LED dome: reflection and shadow free images
- Largest reading range on the market: round and square Petri dishes up to ø 150 mm
- Complies with EUCAST, CA-SFM, CFR 21 part 11, ISO 15189, ISO 7218, ISO 4833-2, NF V08-034, NF V08-100, AOAC 977.27 and FDA BAM.
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