Norlake Incubators

Nor-Lake Incubators provide refrigerated, heated or CO2 environments for your most demanding biological, BOD and biotech applications!

  • Adjustable temperature - to fit your application
  • Locks and alarms - peace of mind
  • CFC-free - environmentally friendly

  • BOD Refrigerated Incubator

    Adjustable range from -10 to 50°C, alarms and lock for security and a convenient access port for sampling make this a superior cabinet incubator.

  • CO2 Incubator

    These incubators with 33 cubic feet of storage have all the features you need for biological studies from hematology to bacteria.


Nor-Lake Laboratory Incubators offer the most desirable features for a variety of applications:

  • BOD
  • Hematology
  • Bacteria
  • Cells and tissue
  • Mycology
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