Consistent results.
Truly sterile culture media.
Automate the entire workflow – from dissolution to final dispensing – ensuring reliable results while eliminating contamination risks.
Critical factors in microbiological media preparation
In microbiology, precision is everything.
Even small variations can compromise results:
- Fluctuations in pH or temperature.
- Cross-contamination caused by manual handling.
- Poor homogeneity due to inadequate mixing.
- Inconsistent sterilization with non-specialized autoclaves.
- Excessive processing time and increased operator risk.
When quality depends on consistency, manual preparation introduces unnecessary uncertainty.
Without a standardized process, batch variability is unavoidable
Traditional methods are time-consuming, provide limited temperature and agitation control, and do not guarantee the batch-to-batch consistency required in modern laboratories.
Automate your entire workflow in a single system
Engineered for high-throughput laboratories, production environments, and regulated industries.
- Full control of pressure and temperature
- Touchscreen with programmable recipes and digital process recording (FDA 21 CFR Part 11)
- Automatic cycle logging with IQ/OQ validation support
- Full GLP/GMP compliance
- Compatible with automated dispensing and plate filling systems
A reliable solution for academic, research, and low-to-medium throughput labs requiring consistent, high-quality media.
- Fully automated workflow: dissolution, sterilization, cooling, and dispensing
- Precise control of temperature and agitation to prevent precipitation
- Consistent, homogeneous results in every batch
- Integrated digital traceability
- Optional automatic dispensing
Technology trusted by leading laboratories
Total control in every preparation. Precision in every batch. Confidence in every result.
With AE-MP and TLV-MP media preparators, every batch is identical, traceable, and sterile.
Reduce manual workload, eliminate contamination risks, and free up valuable lab resources.
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