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CZGY HYG-B Full-Temperature Orbital Shaking Incubator

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Brand CZGY
Origin Jiangsu, China
Manufacturer Type Direct Manufacturer
Instrument Type Full-Temperature Orbital Shaker & Incubator
Model HYG-B
Temperature Range 4–60 °C
Temperature Uniformity ±1 °C (at 37 °C)
Temperature Control Accuracy ±0.5 °C
Oscillation Frequency 10–300 rpm
Frequency Accuracy ±1 rpm
Orbit Diameter 26 mm
Timer Range Temperature & Oscillation Timing: 0–9999 min
Number of Shaking Platforms 2
Platform Dimensions (L×W) 1260 × 510 mm per layer
Display 4.3″ True-Color Touchscreen
Control Algorithm PID Microcomputer Intelligent Control
Air Circulation Forced Convection
Chamber Interior Stainless Steel
UV Sterilization Lamp Integrated
Oxygenation Port Equipped
Power Supply AC 220 V ±10%, 50–60 Hz
External Dimensions (L×W×H) 1440 × 810 × 1800 mm
Chamber Dimensions (L×W×H) 1340 × 610 × 1090 mm
Net Weight 400 kg
Standard Fixture Configuration 36 × 500 mL stainless steel spring clamps (Layer 1)

Overview

The CZGY HYG-B Full-Temperature Orbital Shaking Incubator is an integrated laboratory instrument engineered for simultaneous temperature-controlled incubation and orbital shaking—designed specifically for microbial culture expansion, cell suspension maintenance, enzyme reaction kinetics, and aerobic fermentation studies. It operates on the principle of horizontal orbital motion with a fixed 26 mm diameter orbit, ensuring uniform mixing while minimizing shear stress on sensitive biological samples. Unlike standard benchtop shakers, the HYG-B integrates a dual-layer stainless steel chamber with forced-air convection and PID-driven thermal regulation, enabling stable, reproducible environmental control across the full operational range of 4–60 °C. Its structural architecture supports continuous unattended operation over extended durations (up to 9999 minutes per timer channel), making it suitable for overnight cultures, multi-day bioprocess monitoring, and GLP-compliant routine QC workflows in academic, pharmaceutical, and industrial biotechnology laboratories.

Key Features

  • Dual independent shaking platforms (1260 × 510 mm each), permitting concurrent experiments under identical or differentiated conditions
  • Precision servo motor drive system delivering consistent rotational output with ±1 rpm frequency accuracy across the full 10–300 rpm range
  • 4.3-inch true-color touchscreen interface with intuitive PID parameter navigation, real-time graphing of temperature and speed profiles, and user-accessible calibration offsets
  • Stainless steel interior chamber with seamless welding and high-efficiency insulation—optimized for thermal retention and corrosion resistance in humid or sterilant-exposed environments
  • Integrated germicidal UV lamp (254 nm) and dedicated oxygenation port to support strict anaerobic/aerobic protocol requirements
  • Double-door access with magnetic door seal and viewing window—enabling minimal thermal disturbance during sample loading/unloading
  • Robust mechanical design (400 kg net weight) with vibration-dampening feet and reinforced platform support structure to maintain stability at maximum oscillation speeds

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The HYG-B accommodates standard Erlenmeyer flasks (50–5000 mL), culture bottles, and custom vessels via its configurable stainless steel spring clamp system. Fixture layouts are modular and field-adjustable without tools. The unit meets general safety requirements per IEC 61010-1 for laboratory electrical equipment and incorporates over-temperature cut-off, motor stall protection, and door-open interlock mechanisms. While not pre-certified to ISO/IEC 17025 or FDA 21 CFR Part 11 out-of-the-box, its PID logging capability, timestamped event records (start/stop/timer expiry), and password-protected parameter settings provide foundational traceability for internal validation protocols aligned with GMP/GLP documentation standards.

Software & Data Management

The onboard microcontroller stores up to 10 programmable protocols, each containing independent setpoints for temperature, speed, and dual-stage timing (incubation-only vs. oscillation-enabled intervals). All runtime data—including actual temperature, measured rpm, elapsed time, and alarm history—are retained in non-volatile memory and exportable via USB flash drive in CSV format. No proprietary software is required; exported logs are compatible with common LIMS platforms, Excel-based trend analysis, and statistical process control (SPC) packages. Audit trail functionality includes operator ID tagging (via optional network integration) and immutable timestamping of all critical parameter modifications.

Applications

  • Microbial growth curve analysis (E. coli, yeast, Bacillus spp.) under controlled aeration and thermal gradients
  • Recombinant protein expression in shake-flask bioreactors prior to scale-up
  • Suspension cell culture maintenance (CHO, HEK293) requiring low-shear agitation
  • Biochemical assay development where temperature-dependent enzyme activity must be assessed across multiple shaking conditions
  • Environmental microbiology studies involving soil slurry or wastewater enrichment under aerobic incubation
  • Quality control testing of media sterility and lot-to-lot performance consistency

FAQ

What is the maximum flask capacity per shelf?
Each shelf supports up to 36 × 500 mL Erlenmeyer flasks (standard configuration); larger vessels (e.g., 5000 mL) may be accommodated with reduced quantity—consult fixture layout diagrams for load distribution guidelines.
Can the two shelves operate at different temperatures or speeds?
No—the HYG-B maintains uniform temperature and synchronized oscillation across both platforms; independent control per shelf is not supported.
Is remote monitoring or Ethernet connectivity available?
The base model lacks built-in network interfaces; however, analog voltage outputs (0–5 V) for temperature and rpm signals are accessible via terminal block for third-party SCADA integration.
How often does the UV lamp require replacement?
Germicidal UV-C lamps degrade gradually; CZGY recommends replacement every 1000 hours of cumulative use or annually—whichever occurs first—to ensure ≥90% irradiance retention.
Does the unit comply with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) directives for EU laboratories?
The HYG-B conforms to EN 61326-1:2013 for EMC in laboratory environments; CE marking documentation is provided upon request for import compliance verification.

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