Bench-top bioreactors
Optimize your lab bench space with a benchtop bioreactor from INFORS HT, designed for laboratories aiming to maximize bench space and drive efficiency without compromising their quality and scalability.
Bench-top bioreactors
Optimize your lab bench space with a benchtop bioreactor from INFORS HT, designed for laboratories aiming to maximize bench space and drive efficiency without compromising their quality and scalability.
Bench-top bioreactor portfolio
Advantages
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Quick experiment set-up with user-friendly interfaces
INFORS HT lab bioreactors are designed for researchers with varying levels of experience. The intuitive controls provide straightforward experiment set-up, allowing you to initiate and manage processes effortlessly.
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Maximize lab space with compact yet powerful designs
A space-saving INFORS HTs benchtop bioreactor allows you to maximize the utility of your existing lab space with the same design features and components across all scales, enhancing efficiency without sacrificing optimal performance.
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Automate your processes for consistent results
Navigate the complexities of scale-up, mitigate risk, and optimize overall research outcomes with eve® bioprocess platform software. By automating critical processes, we reduce the potential for errors and ensure consistent results.
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Quick experiment set-up with user-friendly interfaces
INFORS HT lab bioreactors are designed for researchers with varying levels of experience. The intuitive controls provide straightforward experiment set-up, allowing you to initiate and manage processes effortlessly.
Inline SVG icon
Maximize lab space with compact yet powerful designs
A space-saving INFORS HTs benchtop bioreactor allows you to maximize the utility of your existing lab space with the same design features and components across all scales, enhancing efficiency without sacrificing optimal performance.
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Automate your processes for consistent results
Navigate the complexities of scale-up, mitigate risk, and optimize overall research outcomes with eve® bioprocess platform software. By automating critical processes, we reduce the potential for errors and ensure consistent results.
The cookbook
A guide for biotech beginners
Download this eBook for basic concepts, recipes, and strategies for bioprocesses involving cell culture and microorganisms.
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