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Labplux Medical Brochure LABPLUX GLOBAL RESOURCES LTD Supplier of international quality scientific laboratory and medical equipment. LABPLUX GLOBAL RESOURCES LTD 2 13 CORPORATE PROFILE 12 3 MICRBIOLOGICAL MEDIA 1. A1 Broth 27. Mannitol salt agar BIOLOGICAL STAINS 2. Agar plate 28. Middlebrook 7H10 agar 3. Ashdown's medium 29. Middlebrook 7H11 agar 1. Acridine orange 4. Bile esculin agar 30. Middlebrook 7H9 broth 2. Bismarck brown 5. Bismuth sulphite agar 31. MRS agar 3. Carmine 6. Bordet-Gengou agar 32. Mueller-Hinton agar 4. Coomassie blue 7. Brain heart infusion broth 33. Nutrient agar 5. Crystal violet 8. Brucella agar 34. Plate count agar 6. DAPI 9. Casein nutrient agar 35. PNP agar 7. Eosin 10. Chocolate agar 36. Potato dextrose agar 8. Ethidium bromide 11. Chu 13 37. Rappaport Vassilladis Soya Peptone Broth 9. Acid Fuchsine 12. Cysteine lactose electrolyte deficient agar 38. Sabouraud agar 10. Haematoxylin 13. Cysteine trypc agar 39. Selenite broth 11. Hoechst stains 14. DCA Agar 40. Simmons' Citrate agar 12. Iodine 15. Dermatophyte test medium 41. Sorbitol-MacConkey agar 13. Malachite green 16. Eaton's agar 42. Super opmal broth 14. Methyl green 17. Endo agar 43. Thayer Marn agar 15. Methylene blue 18. Hektoen enteric agar 44. Thioglycollate broth 16. Neutral red 19. Hoyle's agar 45. Thiosulphate Citrate-Bile salts-Sucrose agar (TCBS) 17. Nile blue 20. Lauryl tryptose broth 46. Trypc Soy broth 18. Nile red 21. Lowestein-jensen medium 47. Trycase soy agar 19. Osmium tetraoxide 22. Lysine iron agar slant 48. TSI slant 20. Rhodamine 23. Lysogeny broth 49. VRBD agar 21. safranin LABPLUX 24. MacConkey agar 50. XLD agar (Xylose Lysin Desoxychollate) GLOBAL RESOURCES LTD 25. Malt extract agar 51. XLT agar 26. Mannitol molity medium 52. YEPD 11 4 PHYSICS 28. Demonstraon transformer 58. Micrometer screw gauge 88. Tapes 1. Acetate rod 29. Drawing pin 59. Mulmeter (avometer) 89. Test tubes 2. Ammeter (d.c.) 30. Electric bell 60. Oil film kits (oil molecule expt.) 90. Thermometer 3. Balloon 31. Electric motor (for demonstraon) 61. Open wound solenoids 91. Ticker mer 4. Barometer tube glass for demonstrang 32. Filter glass (assorted colour to fit ray 62. Opcal pins 92. Transverse wave model apparatus atmospheric pressure box) 63. Pendulum bulb with hook 93. Triangular prism 5. Baery charger 33. Flame spectra kit 64. Plane mirror 94. Triple pulley 6. Beaker 34. Flywheels (for demonstraon) 65. Plascine 95. Tripod stand ABOUT US 7. Bell jar 35. Force pump (glass model) 66. Plong compass 96. Trolley 8. Bicycle pump 36. Galvanometer 67. Plug keys 97. Turning fork COMPANY LABPLUX GLOBAL 9. Bi-metallic strip 37. G-clamp 68. Polythene rod 98. U-tube manometer 10. Bourdon gauges (pressure gauze) 38. Glass tube with rubber tubing 69. Power unit 99. Vernier calliper (combined type) RESOURCES LIMITED 11. Bulbs (resonance expt.) 70. Pulleys 100. Vernier calliper (demonstaon type) 12. Bulb for ray box 39. Gold leaf electroscope 71. Ray box 101. Voltmeter (d.c) Plot 150, Oba Ogunji Road, 13. Bungs & tubes (to bore through cork) 40. Graduated cylinder 72. Rectangular bar magnet 102. Weston standard cell Ijaiye-Ogba, Lagos State, Nigeria. 14. Bunsen burner 41. Hand stroboscope 73. Rectangular glass block 103. Wheatstone Meter Bridge 42. Hard steel rod 74. Resistance box 104. Wire gauze 15. Capillary tube Tel: 08033277026 16. Chemical / scale balances 43. Horse shoe magnet 75. Resistor 105. Zinc plate Sales Hotline: 08099920077; 17. Coil 44. Hydrometer 76. Rheostat 18. Concave lenses 45. Inclined plane 77. Ripple tank (complete with accessories) 08021407750. 19. Concave mirror 46. Insulated single coil copper wire 78. Slinky (for demonstraon of wave) E-mail: [email protected] 20. Connecng wire 47. Inducon coil 79. Smoke boxes (Brownian movement expt) 21. Constantan wire 48. Iron 80. So iron rod Website: www.labplux.com 22. Convex lenses 49. Iron fillings 81. Solar cells mounted 23. Convex lenses 50. Jockey 82. Sonometer 24. Copper plate 51. Knife edge 83. Spiral spring 25. Copper vessel 52. Lead acid accumulator 84. Spring balance 26. Crocodile clip 53. Leclanche cell (wet type) 85. Steam trap (glass type) 27. Daniel cell 54. Li pump (glass model) 86. Stop clock 55. Linear expansion apparatus 87. Stop watch 10 5 CHARTS PREPARED SLIDES FOR USE WITH 1. Brain (Human) BIOVIEWERS 2. Excretory organs OUR CORE 3. Lungs (Human) 1. Amoeba 4. Respiratory system(Human) COPETENCE: 2. Blood cells 3. Euglena We are a leading supplier of 4. Paramecium international quality scientific 5. Spirogyra laboratory and medical equipment. 6. T,S of Dicotyledonous root MODELS 7. T,S of Dicotyledonous stem 8. T.S of leaf 1. Complete human skeleton (adult) 9. T,S of Monocotyledonous root 2. Human baby in uterus 10. T,S of Monocotyledonous stem Our range of products include: 3. Human eye 11. Typical animal cell 4. Human heart 12. Typical plant cell - Biology Lab. Equipment 5. Longitudinal section of skin - Chemistry Lab. Equipment 6. L.S / T.S of leaf - Physics Lab. Equipment - Laboratory Reagents - Medical Equipment - Disposables SPECIMEN - Laboratory Construction - Laboratory Glassware 1. Ascaris - Laboratory Plasticware 2. Tapeworm - Platinum Labware 3. Fish 6 9 BIOLOGY REAGENTS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 27. -Axis 1. Acid hydrochloric pure conc. 28. -Cervical 2. Acid Nitric pure conc. 29. D-fructose 3. Acid Sulphuric pure conc. 1. Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor 2. Auto wrist Blood Pressure Monitor 30. Ethanol 4. Agar powder 31. Formaldehyde 5. Alcohol methylated spirit 32. Glycerine pure 6. Alum pure 33. Glycogen crystals 7. Ammonium hydroxide in liquid 34. Lead acetate pure 8. Calcium phosphate pure 35. Magnesium phosphate pure 9. Calcium powder pure 36. Maltose 10. Calcium sulphate pure 37. Oil of cloves 11. Camphor blocks 38. Paraffin wax 12. Canadian balsam in xylene 39. Pepsin powder B.P 13. Charcoal powder pure 40. Potassium bicarbonate powder 14. Chloroform (ether) 41. Potassium chloride pellet 15. Cobalt chloride paper 42. Potassium iodide 16. Commercial yeast 43. Potassium permanganate 17. Congo red 4. 44. Potassium phosphate pure 3.Aluminium Alloy Crutches Adult Weighing Scale 18. Cupric sulphate anhydrous 45. Pyrogallol 19. Diastase 46. Sodium bicarbonate 20. Different types of mammalian bone: 47. Sodium hydroxide 21. -Arm bone 48. Starch soluble 22. -Leg bone 49. Sucrose 23. -Pelvic girdle 50. Trypsin 24. -Scapula 51. Turpertine 25. Different types of vertebra: 52. Xylene 26. -Atlas 8 7 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT BIOLOGY 1. Aspirator 500ml 29. Filter paper 50cm 57. Microscope 85. Separang funnels 2. Aquarium with all accessories 30. Flask (dislling) 58. Microscope 86. Soil sieves (graded) 5.Anaesthetic Machine 6.Angle Poise Lamp 3. Barometer 31. Flask (filtering with side tube) 59. Microscope 87. Soil test kits 4. Beaker 100ml 32. Flask (flat boom) 250ml 60. Microscope 88. Spatular 5. Beaker 250ml 33. Flask (round boom) 250ml 61. Microscope 89. Specimen boles 6. Bell jars 34. Flask vacuum 62. Microscope 90. Stop clock 7. Bioviewer 35. Forceps 63. Microscope slide (x50) 91. Sudan III soluon 8. Blong paper 36. Glass rods (50cm) 64. Microscope slide (x72) 92. Test tubes (150x15mm) 9. Bunsen burners (adjustable) 37. Glass sheets 65. Microscope slide cover slips 93. Test tubes (125x16mm) 10. Boiling tube 38. Glass tubings (assorted) 66. Millions reagent 94. Test tube holders (metal) 11. Chemical balances 39. Graduated pipees 67. Petri dish (disposable) 95. Test tubes holders (wooden) 12. Clamp (for retort stand) 40. Hand lenses 68. Petri dish (glass 3'') 96. Test tube rack with 12 holes (plasc) 13. Clinostats (clock work) 41. Human torso 69. Petri dish (glass 4'') 97. Thermometer (100-1000c) 14. Conical flask 100ml 42. Hygrometer (wet & dry bulb) 70. Pipe clay (triangular for tripod stand) 98. Thistle funnel 15. Conical flask 250ml 43. Insect net 71. Plant pots 99. Tripod stand 16. Cork (assorted) 44. Insect sengs (spreading board) 72. Plasc model (Ear) 100. Watch glasses 17. Cork borer machine 45. Insect or Entomological pin 73. Plasc model (Eye) 101. White les 7.Autoclaves and Sterilizers 7.Baby Bed 18. Crucibles (porcelain with cover) 46. Light meters 74. Plasc model (Heart) 102. Wind vane 19. Crucibles tongs 47. Lime water 75. Plasc model (Skeleton-Adult) 103. Wire gauze 20. Disinfectant 48. Litmus paper 76. Plasc model (Skeleton-Mini) 21. Dissecng board 49. Magnifier, folding type 77. Plasc model ( ) 22. Dissecng pin 50. Magnifier,metal frame dia 75mm 78. Porous pot 6 inch 23. Dissecng set 51. Magnifier, metal frame dia. 50mm 79. Potometer, Ganong on stand 24. Dropping pipees with rubber bulb 52. Magnifier, metal frame dia. 90mm 80. Potometer, Thoday 25. Evaporang dishes 100ml 53. Magnifier, PVC handle 81. Rain gauge 26. Fehling's soluon A 54. Methylene blue 82. Renin powder 27. Fehling's soluon B 55. Methyl blue 83. Retort stand, complete (English) 8 28. Filter paper 15cm 56. Microscope 84. Rubber tubing (assorted) 8 15 CHEMISTRY REAGENTS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CHEMISTRY 1. Acec (Ethanoic) Acid 2. Acetone (Propanone) 1. Cupric sulphate (copper (II) tetraoxosulphate(vi) ) 27. Methyl red indicator 12. Blood Bank 13. Bowl Stand 3. Aluminium Metal 2. Diethyl ether (Ethoxyethane) 28. Mercury 4. Ammonium chloride 3. Ethanol 29. Nitric acid conc. ( concentrated trioxonitrate (v) ) 5. Animal charcoal 4. Ethylene glycol (Ethane-1,2-diol) 30. Oxalic acid (Ethanedioic acid) 6. Aqueous ammonia 5. Glycerol 31. Paraffin wax 7. Barium chloride 6. Glycine 32. Phenolpthalein 8. Calcium carbonate (calcium trioxocarbonate iv) 7. Hydrochloric acid (conc) 33. Potassium dichromate ( Potassium heptaoxodichromate(vi) ) 9. Calcium chloride 8. Hydrogen peroxide 34. Potassium hydroxide 10. Calcium hydroxide (slaked lime) 9. Iron (II) chloride 35. Potassium iodide 11. Calcium nitrate (calcium trioxonitrate v) 10. Iron (III) chloride (Ferric chloride) 36. Potassium permanganate (Potassium tetraoxomanganate(vii) ) 12. Calcium oxide 11. Iron metal fillings 37. Potassium sulphate (Potassium tetraoxosulphate(vi) ) 13. Calcium sulphate (calcium tetraoxosulpate vi) 12.
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