Colony Counters
Synbiosis™ aCOLyte 3 HD
The aCOLyte 3 HD is an automated colony counting instrument, featuring a new simple-to-use software with a powerful new algorithm for colony counting on pour and spiral plates.
Heathrow Scientific™ ecount Colony Counter with Pen, White/Blue
The Rapid, accurate ecount colony counter combines a multi-function electronic counter with a Sharpie™ pen for marking to prevent missing or double-counting colonies.
Interscience Scan 1200
The Scan 1200 is a high-performance HD automatic colony counter and inhibition zone reader.
Interscience Scan 300
The Scan 300 is an automatic colony counter with basic features.
Molecular Probes™ Bacteria Counting Kit, for flow cytometry
Bacteria Counting Kit, for flow cytometry
Sartorius Accessories for Combisart™ Systems: Woulff's Bottle
Bottle for use with Sartorius Combisart System
Bel-Art™ SP Scienceware™ Hand-Held Colony Counter
Bel-Art™ SP Scienceware™ Hand-Held Colony Counter is simple-to-operate colony counter marks, counts and gives an audible and visual alert each time count is registered.
Interscience Scan 500
The Scan 500 is an automatic colony counter and inhibition zone reader that guarantees excellent reproducibility.
Bel-Art™ Colony Counter System with Mini LED Light Box and Magnifier
Complete, effective and accurate way to count colonies of bacteria or other microorganisms grown on an agar plate
Synbiosis™ ProtoCOL 3
ProtoCOL 3 is the next generation instrument for colony counting, zone measurements, and other applications. ProtoCOL 3 has a 3 channel LED lighting system and a 1.4 MP color camera. The HD version has an ultra-HD 5MP camera which captures high definition images.
Interscience Scan 50
The Scan 50 is a manual colony counter with improved ergonomics.
Interscience Scan 4000
The Scan 4000 is an ultra-HD automatic colony counter and inhibition zone reader with unparalleled image quality.
Interscience Scan 100
Manual colony counter
Synbiosis™ aCOLade 2
The aCOLade 2 is a manual colony counter for budget-conscious microbiology laboratories. A large LED display registers the pressure of a felt-tip pen to produce a cumulative count.