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Kenton, a leading laboratory instrument manufacturer, started in 1999 with the launch of the 101 series drying oven. Over the years, we expanded our product line to include incubators, safety cabinets, and more. Kenton earned ISO 9001 certification in 2005 and CE certifications between 2008-2012. In 2013, we upgraded our product series, including SUS 304 stainless steel liners. With 20,000 units produced annually and a 20% growth rate, we expanded into global markets by 2011, selling to Europe, America, Southeast Asia, and beyond. Kenton Apparatus Limited drives innovation in biological research equipment and services worldwide.
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Choosing suitable laboratory equipment requires careful consideration of application, temperature control, safety, capacity and customisation. This guide explains the main factors to evaluate when selecting drying ovens, incubators, climate chambers, safety cabinets and other essential laboratory equipment.
Temperature accuracy, stability and uniformity describe different aspects of laboratory equipment performance. Understanding these specifications helps users select the right oven, incubator, water bath or environmental chamber.
This article compares Kenton’s 303 and DNP Series electric incubators. The 303 Series provides reliable performance for routine laboratory use, while the DNP Series offers higher temperature accuracy, improved uniformity, easier cleaning and more advanced features for precision applications.
