Labzee Automatic Colony Counters deliver fast and reliable colony counting with 4K ultra-high-definition imaging and precision LED illumination. They support multiple Petri dish sizes, provide accurate recognition of even small colonies, and reduce manual errors in microbiology testing. Their design enables efficient counting within seconds and ensures traceable results through report export options. Our Automatic Colony Counters are ideal for microbiology labs, food safety facilities, pharmaceutical quality control, and environmental monitoring agencies.
Light Source
Authority Management
Count Mode
Traceability
Dish diameter
Count Mode: Human Aided Identification & Metrological Calibration Pattern
Dish diameter: 90 mm and 55 mm Standard
Maximum Size of Petri Dish: Less Than 120 mm
Detection: Automatic or Manual
$ 12846
Light Source: Bright & Dark Colour Adjustable
Count Mode: Grid Film, Multicolor Statistics, Handwriting Interference, Human Aided Identification, Metrological Calibration Pattern & Fully Automatic Mode
Traceability: Log & Historical Results
Dish diameter: 90 mm and 55 mm Standard
$ 8275
Authority Management: Third-Level Authority
Light Source: Bright & Dark Colour Adjustable
Count Mode: Grid Film, Multicolor Statistics, Handwriting Interference, Human Aided Identification, Metrological Calibration Pattern & Fully Automatic Mode
Inhibition Zone Mode: Fully Automatic Mode
$ 8646
Frequently Asked Questions
1: What makes Labzee Automatic Colony Counters different from manual counters?
They use 4K imaging and LED illumination to speed up counting and reduce human error compared to manual methods.
2: What Petri dish sizes can be used?
They are compatible with standard 55 mm and 90 mm dishes, with models supporting up to 150 mm plates.
3: How quickly can results be generated?
Most models can complete colony counting in less than one second.
4: Can results be stored and exported?
Yes, results can be saved for traceability and exported in USB, Excel, or PDF formats.
5: Are these counters suitable for high-throughput labs?
Yes, they are designed for fast, reproducible results and support routine, high-volume testing.
6: Where are Automatic Colony Counters commonly used?
They are widely used in microbiology laboratories, food safety testing facilities, pharmaceutical quality control, and environmental monitoring.
