Charm Sciences Charm Field Incubator for bovine milk

Wednesday, 03 December, 2014 | Supplied by: Merck Pty Ltd

Charm Sciences has released the Charm Field Incubator that enables portable testing for bovine milk.

The incubator is a portable, handheld, battery-operated device. The unit, which can be used to run any Charm ROSA test, has a 10- to 24-hour running time and can charge through USB connection or optional wall adaptor.

Green and red indicators identify proper temperature and test completion, and the device is easily adjusted for temperature and calibration.

Online: www.sigmaaldrich.com/AU/en
Phone: 1800 800 097

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