Colony Counters
Colony Counters
Fisherbrand™ Mechanical Benchtop Counter
Depress the keys in the appropriate blood cell category to keep track of counts. Mechanical Benchtop Counter is an economical solution for counting blood cells, bacterial colonies and other types of repetitive counting.
Fisherbrand™ Colony Counter Bundle
Quickly identify and tally colonies with precision using this all-inclusive Colony Counter Bundle.
Fisherbrand™ eCount™ Colony Counter
Combines a multi-function electronic counter with a Sharpie™ pen for marking to prevent missing of double-counting colonies. The eCount™ Colony Counter has a light, ergonomic body that is balanced for easy manipulation. Different colored markers can be easily changed for marking versatility.
Hirschmann™ Bright Lined Counting Chambers
Includes 2 haemocytometer glass covers.
Interscience™ Scan 4000
Scan 4000 is an automatic HD color colony counter that adapts to all sizes of Petri dishes and any culture media. Its indirect lighting system gives ideal user comfort, high accuracy and reproducibility.
Brand™ Bürker Counting Chambers
Shows 9 large squares of 1mm2 each used for counting leucocytes. BRAND™ Bürker Counting Chambers also contain group squares that correspond in size to the Neubauer counting chamber which are used for counting thrombocytes and erythrocytes. CE-marked according to IVD-Directive 98/79 CE.
Cole-Parmer™ Essentials Digital Counter Pen
The Counter Pen is a combination of marker and digital counter, designed for the lab and plant. Use it to count cell growth, inventory parts and tally samples received. The counter beeps each time a mark is made. LCD simultaneously displays total and can be reset at the touch of a button.
Cole-Parmer™ CC-200 Stuart™ Digital Colony Counter with IQ/OQ Documents
The CC-200 Stuart™ Digital Colony Counter is a versatile unit can be used with 50 to 90 mm Petri dishes.
BRAND™ Blaubrand™ Neubauer Improved Counting Chambers
Subdivided into 9 large squares of 1mm2 each. BRAND™ Neubauer Counting Chambers have four large corner squares marked 'L' for counting leucocytes and 5 group squares in the large central square for counting thrombocytes and erythrocytes. All group squares have triple boundary lines on each side. Double-ruled. Available with or without spring clips. CE-marked according to IVD-Directive 98/79 CE.
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Brand™ Malassez Counting Chamber
Commonly used for counting nematodes or cells in the cerebro-spinal fluid. BRAND™ Malassez Counting Chamber is rectangular, covering an area of 5mm2.
Brand™ Bürker-Türk Counting Chambers
Combines of the Bürker and Thoma systems. BRAND™ Bürker Türk Counting Chambers show 9 large squares of 1mm2 each with double-ruling. The large squares are subdivided into 16 group squares with 0.2 mm sides. In the central large square, each group square is subdivided into 16 mini squares with 0.05 mm sides (= 0.0025 mm2).
Corning™ Organoid Counting Software for the Corning™ Cell Counter
Accurate – powered by machine learning artificial intelligence.
BRAND™ BLAUBRAND™ Neubauer Counting Chambers
Subdivided into 9 large squares of 1mm2 each. BRAND™ Blaubrand™ Neubauer Counting chambers consist of 4 large corner squares marked 'L' for counting leukocytes. 5 group squares in the large central square are used for counting thrombocytes and erythrocytes. The counting area of each group square is limited by the outer a triple boundary line. Double-ruled. Available with or without spring clips.
Brand™ Blaubrand™ Neubauer Counting Chamber (Haemocytometer)
Rhodium-coated chamber bottom with rulings engraved into the rhodium layer to appear bright under normal microscope settings. BRAND™ Blaubrand™ Neübauer Rhodium Coated Counting Chambers reverses the image with altered contrast.
Brand™ Blaubrand™ Thoma Counting Chambers
CE-marked according to IVD-Directive 98/79 CE. BRAND™ Blaubrand™ Thoma Counting Chambers are used only for counting thrombocytes and erythrocytes. Rulings correspond to the central large square of the Neubauer chamber. The mini squares have an area of 0.0025mm2 each. Large outer squares left intentionally uncompleted.