For over fifty years Environmental Growth Chambers (EGC) has set the standard for quality equipment in the controlled environment industry. Through the development of new designs and products, EGC has consistently demonstrated its ability to foresee the evolving needs of users and to remain the industry leader.

Founded in 1952, EGC entered the controlled environment field with innovative greenhouse controls. Due to demand for more controlled experiments in the 1950's, EGC moved into the plant growth chamber market, then in its infancy. In the early 1960's EGC added controlled environment rooms to its product line. This was followed in the 1970's by the addition of microprocessor controls and lighted biological incubators in the 1980's.

In keeping with its tradition of state-of-the-art technology, the 1990's has seen EGC's introduction of unique new lighting systems and innovations such as EGC's patented Day-Lit line of chambers. EGC now has the world's largest selection of controlled environment products. EGC's equipment is manufactured by experienced tradesmen at the company's Ohio facilities. With corporate headquarters in Ohio, the company maintains several regional sales and service offices in the U.S. Worldwide participation in far reaching projects is provided by an organization including agents in over 60 countries.

EGC is unparalleled in designing and providing environmental products individually tailored to meet the specialized requirements of its customers. Light, temperature, and airflow are uniformly maintained within EGC's chambers by a continuous thermal balance using precise controlling elements. Air delivery and return systems are designed appropriate to the client's needs. All systems are correctly sized for the particular application. Multiple alarm systems provide fail-safe protection for both equipment and the chamber contents.

Whether providing standard or customized equipment, EGC has retained its commitment to supplying customers with the best quality products available. A large technical and engineering staff allows EGC to design its products, including controls and computer software, in-house. Any size installation can be configured for the specific needs of the users by our knowledgeable staff. EGC's equipment not only meets clients' economic needs but also surpasses their performance expectations and goals.