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Aquaculture Laboratory Equipment — Buyer's Guide
Every commercial aquaculture project needs a lab — either on site or contracted. Lab capacity defines how fast disease is detected and how deep certification records go.
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Typical applications
- Water chemistry benchtop analyzers
- Feed proximate analysis
- Disease PCR and microbiology
- Broodstock genetics screening
Project sizes
- Onsite mini-lab: $20K–$150K
- Full commercial lab: $150K–$3M
Selection criteria
- Coverage of species-relevant pathogens
- Turnaround time (in-house vs contract)
- ISO 17025 / accreditation for export
- Integration with monitoring platform
Questions buyers should ask
- Coverage of the pathogens my market cares about?
- Data export format for certification audits?
Common procurement mistakes
- Investing in a lab without trained biologists
- Skipping PCR capability in shrimp
RFQ recommendations
- Bundle equipment + reagents + training + first-year service
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