Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber BZTC-503 - Climate Control Chamber
Labzee 50 L Test Chamber evaluates material resistance to extreme temperature and humidity variations.
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Labzee 50 L Test Chamber evaluates material resistance to extreme temperature and humidity variations.
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October 31, 2026 at 11:28 AM
Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber BZTC-503 - Climate Control Chamber
Labzee 50 L Test Chamber evaluates material resistance to extreme temperature and humidity variations.
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Labzee 50 L Test Chamber evaluates material resistance to extreme temperature and humidity variations.
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spent all evening roleplaying a logistic bot, but now i have this treasure
October 11, 2026 at 8:52 PM
spent all evening roleplaying a logistic bot, but now i have this treasure
High Low-Temperature Alternating Climatic Chamber BZAC-502 - High and Low Temperature Test Chamber
Labzee Climatic Chamber offers 100 L capacity with -70°C to +150°C temperature control for environmental testing.
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Labzee Climatic Chamber offers 100 L capacity with -70°C to +150°C temperature control for environmental testing.
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#BioChambers
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October 7, 2026 at 11:45 AM
High Low-Temperature Alternating Climatic Chamber BZAC-502 - High and Low Temperature Test Chamber
Labzee Climatic Chamber offers 100 L capacity with -70°C to +150°C temperature control for environmental testing.
#LabEquipment
#BioChambers
#ClimaticChambers
#Labzee
www.labzee.com/climatic-cha...
Labzee Climatic Chamber offers 100 L capacity with -70°C to +150°C temperature control for environmental testing.
#LabEquipment
#BioChambers
#ClimaticChambers
#Labzee
www.labzee.com/climatic-cha...
Like, is there *anything* that it's best to manufacture on Gleba besides agricultural science and biochambers? I guess carbon fiber is probably the real end-game here, but stack inserters don't really feel like they're gonna solve any problems for me *outside* of Gleba, even at 500 spm, so idk
September 11, 2026 at 9:44 AM
Like, is there *anything* that it's best to manufacture on Gleba besides agricultural science and biochambers? I guess carbon fiber is probably the real end-game here, but stack inserters don't really feel like they're gonna solve any problems for me *outside* of Gleba, even at 500 spm, so idk
Honestly? Design a small modular setup that supplies nutrients and removes spoilage from ~4 biochambers, then just replicate that over and over. Once you know what parts it needs, you can import them in bulk from Vulcanus.
August 30, 2026 at 12:19 PM
Honestly? Design a small modular setup that supplies nutrients and removes spoilage from ~4 biochambers, then just replicate that over and over. Once you know what parts it needs, you can import them in bulk from Vulcanus.
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SIVB 2026 appreciates Robert Pauls for joining us in Reno and supporting the in vitro biology community. BioChambers manufactures research-grade chambers and rooms for plant growth, tissue culture, insect rearing, environmental studies, and other life-science applications.
SIVB 2026 appreciates Robert Pauls for joining us in Reno and supporting the in vitro biology community. BioChambers manufactures research-grade chambers and rooms for plant growth, tissue culture, insect rearing, environmental studies, and other life-science applications.
August 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Thank you, BioChambers!
SIVB 2026 appreciates Robert Pauls for joining us in Reno and supporting the in vitro biology community. BioChambers manufactures research-grade chambers and rooms for plant growth, tissue culture, insect rearing, environmental studies, and other life-science applications.
SIVB 2026 appreciates Robert Pauls for joining us in Reno and supporting the in vitro biology community. BioChambers manufactures research-grade chambers and rooms for plant growth, tissue culture, insect rearing, environmental studies, and other life-science applications.
Biochambers in factorio should produce spoilage as a byproduct because the critter inside of it definitely poops a lot when you force it to eat brightly colored gloop to make different brightly colored gloop
July 5, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Biochambers in factorio should produce spoilage as a byproduct because the critter inside of it definitely poops a lot when you force it to eat brightly colored gloop to make different brightly colored gloop
oh and the biochambers consume nutrients *instead of* electricity. meaning module energy costs/savings apply to the nutrient use. there's a lot i missed abt gleba and idk that any of it makes it seem less daunting
November 7, 2024 at 1:48 AM
oh and the biochambers consume nutrients *instead of* electricity. meaning module energy costs/savings apply to the nutrient use. there's a lot i missed abt gleba and idk that any of it makes it seem less daunting
I'm sorry to tell you that Foundations are an Aquilo tech, you will need to endure Gleba first
Protip though: Tesla weapons annihilate the Gleba wildlife, also don't start your actual Gleba factory until you've planned it well and gotten a fair amount of Biochambers
Protip though: Tesla weapons annihilate the Gleba wildlife, also don't start your actual Gleba factory until you've planned it well and gotten a fair amount of Biochambers
December 6, 2024 at 6:57 AM
I'm sorry to tell you that Foundations are an Aquilo tech, you will need to endure Gleba first
Protip though: Tesla weapons annihilate the Gleba wildlife, also don't start your actual Gleba factory until you've planned it well and gotten a fair amount of Biochambers
Protip though: Tesla weapons annihilate the Gleba wildlife, also don't start your actual Gleba factory until you've planned it well and gotten a fair amount of Biochambers
These builds are getting pretty neat now that I'm getting the hang of em. Just these six buildings should be able to make as much rocket fuel as I was making just to get off Nauvis. Doing some truly wacky shit with belts and inserters.
November 8, 2024 at 3:45 AM
These builds are getting pretty neat now that I'm getting the hang of em. Just these six buildings should be able to make as much rocket fuel as I was making just to get off Nauvis. Doing some truly wacky shit with belts and inserters.
Factorio: We FINALLY have nuclear power going. And made it Aquilo. We also installed another mod that gives us planet-native ways to make nutrients, so biochambers are viable off-Gleba.
"But Claire, they already were, just import bioflux--" No
"But Claire, they already were, just import bioflux--" No
January 23, 2025 at 11:30 PM
Factorio: We FINALLY have nuclear power going. And made it Aquilo. We also installed another mod that gives us planet-native ways to make nutrients, so biochambers are viable off-Gleba.
"But Claire, they already were, just import bioflux--" No
"But Claire, they already were, just import bioflux--" No
i was confused about gleba and so i watched a video about it and now im just all like “ohhhhhhh okayyy”
Like using assemblers with spoil to make shitty nutrients to get the good nutrient recipes coming back since biochambers need nutrients to eat to run, and then the uses of nutrients and spoill
Like using assemblers with spoil to make shitty nutrients to get the good nutrient recipes coming back since biochambers need nutrients to eat to run, and then the uses of nutrients and spoill
September 1, 2025 at 12:32 PM
i was confused about gleba and so i watched a video about it and now im just all like “ohhhhhhh okayyy”
Like using assemblers with spoil to make shitty nutrients to get the good nutrient recipes coming back since biochambers need nutrients to eat to run, and then the uses of nutrients and spoill
Like using assemblers with spoil to make shitty nutrients to get the good nutrient recipes coming back since biochambers need nutrients to eat to run, and then the uses of nutrients and spoill
Still trying to understand how to use biochambers for production in Nauvis.
March 8, 2025 at 6:57 AM
Still trying to understand how to use biochambers for production in Nauvis.
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Say hello at their booth!
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#PG2Research
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July 21, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Shoutout to @biochambers.bsky.social for sponsoring #Botany2025!
🌿 Reach-in or walk-in, their chambers support research that grows the future.
Say hello at their booth!
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#PG2Research
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🌿 Reach-in or walk-in, their chambers support research that grows the future.
Say hello at their booth!
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#PG2Research
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📍 Find them at #Botany2025
🌱 Cutting-edge chambers
🌟 Top-tier service
🙌 Thanks to @biochambers.bsky.social!
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#PG2Research
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July 10, 2025 at 1:31 PM
BioChambers builds more than growth chambers—they build relationships.
📍 Find them at #Botany2025
🌱 Cutting-edge chambers
🌟 Top-tier service
🙌 Thanks to @biochambers.bsky.social!
🔗 www.biochambers.com
#PG2Research
📲 @BioChambers | LinkedIn: BioChambers
📍 Find them at #Botany2025
🌱 Cutting-edge chambers
🌟 Top-tier service
🙌 Thanks to @biochambers.bsky.social!
🔗 www.biochambers.com
#PG2Research
📲 @BioChambers | LinkedIn: BioChambers
Thanks to @biochambers.bsky.social for sponsoring #Botany2025!
🌿 Stop by their booth to chat about your research needs—from reach-in chambers to walk-in rooms.
💡 Innovation, support & service that grows with you.
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📲 @BioChambers | LinkedIn: BioChambers"
🌿 Stop by their booth to chat about your research needs—from reach-in chambers to walk-in rooms.
💡 Innovation, support & service that grows with you.
🔗 www.biochambers.com
#PG2Research
📲 @BioChambers | LinkedIn: BioChambers"
June 25, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Thanks to @biochambers.bsky.social for sponsoring #Botany2025!
🌿 Stop by their booth to chat about your research needs—from reach-in chambers to walk-in rooms.
💡 Innovation, support & service that grows with you.
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#PG2Research
📲 @BioChambers | LinkedIn: BioChambers"
🌿 Stop by their booth to chat about your research needs—from reach-in chambers to walk-in rooms.
💡 Innovation, support & service that grows with you.
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📲 @BioChambers | LinkedIn: BioChambers"
The 1st Great Lakes Plant Science Conference is in full swing! 416 registrants from the Great Lakes region and beyond are connecting, presenting, and pushing the boundaries of plant science together. 🌿 #GLPSC2025
September 13, 2025 at 4:36 PM
The 1st Great Lakes Plant Science Conference is in full swing! 416 registrants from the Great Lakes region and beyond are connecting, presenting, and pushing the boundaries of plant science together. 🌿 #GLPSC2025
Anyway if you hate yourself and want a challenge, try setting up a full-uptime gleba science factory using only biochambers to produce nutrients
October 27, 2024 at 1:40 AM
Anyway if you hate yourself and want a challenge, try setting up a full-uptime gleba science factory using only biochambers to produce nutrients
gleba is very cool. the biofactory and dealing with spoilage is fascinating and would probably be a huge pain in the ass if i didn't bootstrap my base with a couple hundred rare +10 speed logistic bots delivered from nauvis. now i'm power locked and thinking about importing a nuclear plant.
November 17, 2024 at 6:15 PM
gleba is very cool. the biofactory and dealing with spoilage is fascinating and would probably be a huge pain in the ass if i didn't bootstrap my base with a couple hundred rare +10 speed logistic bots delivered from nauvis. now i'm power locked and thinking about importing a nuclear plant.
Anyone plant friends have opinions on biochambers vs. percival growth chambers? 🌾
October 13, 2023 at 3:01 PM
Anyone plant friends have opinions on biochambers vs. percival growth chambers? 🌾
I think I'll be able to export biochambers and bioflux soon which
I really need for a lot of stuff, like improving oil processes on vulcanus, getting started on biolabs on nauvis, and most importantly spidertron
I really need for a lot of stuff, like improving oil processes on vulcanus, getting started on biolabs on nauvis, and most importantly spidertron
December 1, 2024 at 3:52 PM
I think I'll be able to export biochambers and bioflux soon which
I really need for a lot of stuff, like improving oil processes on vulcanus, getting started on biolabs on nauvis, and most importantly spidertron
I really need for a lot of stuff, like improving oil processes on vulcanus, getting started on biolabs on nauvis, and most importantly spidertron
Checked with a calculator how many legendary biochambers + beacons + modules are actually needed to process one fully stacked belt of jelly from jellynuts
It was
Less than one.
It was
Less than one.
July 30, 2026 at 1:33 PM
Checked with a calculator how many legendary biochambers + beacons + modules are actually needed to process one fully stacked belt of jelly from jellynuts
It was
Less than one.
It was
Less than one.
💭 shit. the reason biochambers have productivity is so that they're definitely worth using for processing your fruit. which also makes it *really hard* to automate it right away, when you're Say. Starting On Gleba
April 25, 2025 at 10:56 PM
💭 shit. the reason biochambers have productivity is so that they're definitely worth using for processing your fruit. which also makes it *really hard* to automate it right away, when you're Say. Starting On Gleba
We're here at the first GLPSC in Lansing! Come stop by our booth for a chance to win our prize pack! #GLPSC2025 #BioChambers #PlantScience #MSU
September 13, 2025 at 2:37 PM
We're here at the first GLPSC in Lansing! Come stop by our booth for a chance to win our prize pack! #GLPSC2025 #BioChambers #PlantScience #MSU