Binder Gmbh

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Peter Michael Binder

Hartmut Winkler

Steffen Biermann

Andreas Stoerk

Patrick Efinger

Holger Von Both

André Magi

Ewald Storz

Patrick Sachse

Eugen Baumgärtner

Dieter Baschant

A housing for a simulation chamber having a chamber body, a door arranged on the chamber body, and a controller housing, wherein the controller housing is arranged on the chamber body and comprises an outer surface, an inner surface, and at least one side surface, in that the door comprises an outer surface, an inner surface, and at least five side surfaces, wherein the controller housing is arranged on the chamber body in such a manner that, when the door is closed, at least one of the side surfaces of the door is arranged facing at least one of the side surfaces of the controller housing.

Housing for a simulation chamber

A laboratory cabinet, for instance a cold chamber, a heating cabinet, a drying cabinet, or an incubator, can have a housing featuring at least one exterior door, featuring at least one interior space which can be closed by means of an interior door, such that the laboratory cabinet features adjustable means, such that as a function of the position of the means, the interior door can be opened together with the exterior door or independently of the exterior door, such that the means are inaccessible when the exterior door is closed.

Laboratory cabinet

An apparatus for opening a door of a climatic test cabinet, an incubator, an environmental simulation chamber or a freezer is suitable for unlocking the door when the door is closed and locked and for transferring it to an open position. The force for opening the door need no longer be applied by the user himself operating lever mechanisms and transferring the door to an open position, but instead the force for opening the door may be applied by the apparatus.

Apparatus for opening a door of a climatic test cabinet, an incubator, an environmental simulation chamber or a freezer or the like

Controller with integrated mechanism

An incubator with an external gas feed is disclosed, wherein a gas is supplied to an interior space of the incubator to maintain an interior atmosphere with a constant gas-to-air ratio. The gas is supplied to the interior space through a gas nozzle forming a gas jet. The gas jet draws in the interior atmosphere through an injector effect, thereby thoroughly mixing the gas with the interior atmosphere.

Incubator with external gas feed

A door for a high-temperature oven is disclosed that includes an external door and an internal door which are thermally isolated from one another. The internal door is held at a distance in a frame of the external door by internal door carriers. The internal door carriers are in the form of lugs that are integrally formed on the internal door by punching out the metal sheet. The lugs engage with tabs in the form of punched-out recessed that are disposed on the frame of the external door.

Door for a high-temperature oven

An aeration incubator achieves a high atmospheric humidity in the interior working space of the incubator by placing a heated water tub in the working space. In order to avoid condensation on the walls of the incubator tank, a condensate tub is also placed in the working space. The condensate tub is maintained at a temperature which is slightly lower than the temperature of the working space. The condensate tub produces a defined coldest location in the working space, so that condensation occurs primarily in the condensate tub.

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Nenzingen, Germany

Peter Michael Binder