. Bacteriological apparatus : pathological, biochemical. Scientific apparatus and instruments; Bacteriology; Chemical industry. SUj* Will (Hatparatian, %att}?Bti>r, N- f-. 17145 Sterilizer—Hot Air. Well insulated with true asbestos making the apparatus economical in the use of heat and making temperature more constant; heated by series of small Bunsen burners enclosed in base, height inside, 48 cm: width, 30 cm; depth, 24 cm; for gas but without equipment Each 17148 Sterilizer—Hot Air. Same as No. 17145 above, but with gas equip- ment, including Reicherts' thermo-regulator, thermomete
. Bacteriological apparatus : pathological, biochemical. Scientific apparatus and instruments; Bacteriology; Chemical industry. SUj* Will (Hatparatian, %att}?Bti>r, N- f-. 17145 Sterilizer—Hot Air. Well insulated with true asbestos making the apparatus economical in the use of heat and making temperature more constant; heated by series of small Bunsen burners enclosed in base, height inside, 48 cm: width, 30 cm; depth, 24 cm; for gas but without equipment Each 17148 Sterilizer—Hot Air. Same as No. 17145 above, but with gas equip- ment, including Reicherts' thermo-regulator, thermometer graduated to 200 deg. C and 6 feet of metallic tubing Each 17150 Sterilizer—Hot Air. Same as No. 17145 above, but with electric heating unit and equipment ± Each BACTERIOLOGICAL MATERIALS Such materials as stains, media, rare sugars, indicators and nutrient materials have received careful study and attention on our part. These we put out under the registered name "; Specify "Bioloid" when ordering, you will find the quality to be of the highest. 407. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Will Corporation. Rochester, N. Y. : The Will Corporation
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