Laboratory Equipment
Engineering labs require a variety of specialized equipment to perform experiments, test hypotheses, and develop new technologies.
What is in the Laboratory category?
The Laboratory category includes all Autoclaves, Balances, Baths, Biological Safety Cabinets, Bio-Rad Equipment, Block Heaters, Centrifuges, Cryogenic Equipment, Data Loggers, Fume Cabinets, Homogenisers, Hybridisation Ovens, Co2 Incubators, Cooled Incubators, Refrigerated Shakers, Laminar Flow Cabinets, Luminometers, Microbiology Equipment, Microscopes, Laboratory Mixers, Osmometers, Laboratory Ovens, PCR Equipment.
Laboratory Equipment currently available
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HAUSER H602 Profile projectorType H602 - Top lens 20 x/50 to 200x - Episcopy 20-50-100 x - Ø of screen 600 mm - Glass of measuring table Ø 75 mm - Power supply 220 volts - Digital 2-axis display QUADRA-CHEK - Retractable episcopic projector - Dimensions 1100x1720x2100 ...
Laboratory Equipment FAQs
How do I collect my laboratory equipment?
We understand how stressful and complicated the removal of goods from a site can be. We endeavour to make this process as easy as possible for customers by suggesting a network of contractors in the shipping and removal industries.
Please see the service providers section for a full list of contractors.
Can I remove the item (s) myself?
Yes, providing that you or your contractor can fulfil the following criteria:
- Public Liability Insurance
- Licensing
- Suitable Method Statement
- Risk Assessment
- Permits to Work
- Capability and Competence
We will happily grant you access to the site once we’ve approved all of the documentation required.
What is an autobid?
An autobid is a feature used in some online auction websites that allows bidders to set a maximum bid amount they are willing to pay for an item. The website's bidding system then automatically places bids on behalf of the bidder up to their maximum bid amount, in increments that are predefined by the auction rules.
The use of autobids allows bidders to participate in auctions without needing to constantly monitor the auction and manually place bids. It also helps to prevent bid sniping, where a bidder places a last-minute bid to win the auction. However, it is important for bidders to carefully consider their maximum bid amount before using an autobid, as they may end up paying more than they intended if there are multiple bidders with high autobids.