ALTIS SEED GERMINATOR is a versatile and reliable laboratory seed germination chamber designed by Deepak Enterprises, a leading manufacturer and exporter based in India. This high-quality product is ideal for conducting various experiments on a wide variety of seeds under different temperature and humidity parameters.

With its advanced design, it allows researchers to simulate the atmospheric environment within the laboratory, creating the desired conditions for conducting experiments without the need to go into the field.

The seed germinator features a double-walled construction for excellent insulation. The inner chamber is made of high-grade stainless steel (SS 304), ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion. The outer cabinet is constructed from mild steel, pretreated, and finished with an epoxy powder-coated paint for added protection and an appealing bi-color appearance.

The insulation between the inner and outer body minimizes heat loss, enhancing the overall efficiency of the germination process.

To maintain precise humidity levels, the seed germinator is equipped with an SS water reservoir at the bottom, providing humidity in the range of 90% to 95% with a deviation of plus/minus 3%. The humidity level is fixed and not adjustable.

The temperature control system allows for a temperature range from ambient to 50 degrees Celsius, with a deviation of plus/minus 0.5 degrees Celsius. This precise temperature control is facilitated by the digital temperature controller cum indicator.

The ALTIS SEED GERMINATOR comes complete with 14 adjustable perforated trays made of stainless steel, providing ample space for seed placement and allowing for efficient air circulation. The product is supplied with a cord and plug to work on a 220/230 V.A.C. power supply, ensuring easy and hassle-free operation.

With its dimensions of 555 x 910 x 605 mm, the inner chamber offers sufficient space for conducting experiments on various seed types and quantities. The seed germinator is an indispensable tool for researchers, agricultural professionals, and educational institutions seeking to study seed germination patterns, optimize cultivation techniques, and develop new seed varieties.