Products & Reviews

The Whitley AsPROvac is an all-in-one laboratory aspirator to ensure biological liquid waste can be aspirated and disposed of quickly and safely.

Don Whitley Scientific has over 40 years of experience in the design and manufacture of anaerobic cabinets, and in 2013 developed the Whitley Internal HEPA Filtration System. In collaboration with customers running GMP licensed facilities, we have now developed innovative laminar airflow technology and successfully added this feature to an anaerobic workstation to create a laminar airflow workstation that allows users to proc…

Don Whitley Scientific has over 40 years of experience in the design and manufacture of controlled atmosphere workstations, and in 2013 developed the Whitley Internal HEPA Filtration System, primarily to serve our research customers. In collaboration with customers running GMP licensed facilities, we have now developed a GMP capable workstation that combines sterile laminar airflow with the ability to control atmospheric oxyg…

The Whitley H155 HEPA Hypoxystation is the tallest, widest, deepest hypoxic chamber in the Whitley Workstation range. It has a usable internal capacity of 1,900 liters and can accommodate a variety of items of equipment such as live-cell imaging devices and microscopes.  

The Whitley M155 HEPA variable atmosphere workstation is ideal for the study and isolation of fastidious microaerophiles where HEPA filtration is required. This workstation has a capacity of 1,800 liters; two airlocks; and two removable fronts.  

The Whitley M95 variable atmosphere workstation is ideal for the study and isolation of Campylobacter spp, Helicobacter pylori and other similarly fastidious microaerophiles.  

The first Hypoxystation with two airlocks, two sets of sleeved ports, and the option of having different temperatures in either chamber. This unique cell culture workstation also has the option of HEPA filtration. 

Our largest GMP workstation: 1,800 litre capacity and the option of dual temperatures.

Rapid generation of atmospheric conditions in jars