Containers

• Microplate and rectangular culture dish are also usable for anaerobic cultivation by using the rectangular jar.
• Jars can be piled in the incubator.
• Special compartment for Standard, Thin-Type and Large.
• Thin-type is convenient for the transportation of the samples.
• By standing shorter side, can be cultivated using test tubes.

Compartment Yes.

Classification	No. of Anearo-Pack sachets	Inner size (cm)				Volume		Capacity
		W	L		H
Standard	1	13.5	19.7	9.5		2.5liter	Petri dish : 6x2=12 Microplate : 6x1=6
Large	3**	21.3	28.0	11.2		7.0liter	Petri dish : 7x6=42 Microplate : 7x4=28 Rect, dish : 6x2=12

*Number of AnaeroPouch
**Sachet in case of Pack-Micro Aero 7.0liter

"Standard" and "Large" have compartments. Suggested usage is as below:

• Place the sachets.

• Put 20ml of water humidity for anerobic cultivation.
• Put anaerobic indicator in case of anaerobic cultivation.

*Put the cover on the jar suitably, then set latches. If you set latch first and then cover forcedly, or set latches to not-suitably covered jar, jar and cover might be damaged.

*Heat and cold resistances are those of the materials. Distortion may occur by change of pressure inside of the jars.
*Not autoclavable.
*Cannot be used for the cultivation of thermophiles. (Use Standing-Pouch.)

• Only Anaero Pack can be used for these rectangular jars.
• Sometimes it requires some power to open the cover because the generated CO₂ dissolves into the culture, which produces lower pressure inside the jar. In that case, pull one of the corners of the cover strongly.
• Do not use AnaeroKeep for rectangular jars because the pressure inside the jar becomes lower and the shape of the jar might be distorted slightly.
• When rubbish sticks to the washer, airtightness goes down. Wash with detergent, or wipe with alcohol occasionally.