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Incubator Shaker
Multitron
Incubator Shaker
Multitron
Minimize interruptions and ensure optimal productivity at every step of your bioprocess
The Multitron incubator shaker is an application-oriented shaker, configured specifically for your cell culture or microbial process conditions.
Advantages
Large capacity for parallel processing
Parallel processing in optimal growth conditions, handling screening and production in tandem. Compact design with large internal capacity, a triple stacked system has ample capacity that can be used to cultivate 63 L or 23,000 experiments in parallel in less than a square meter of space.
Reliable and reproducible results
Maintain a reliable environment for your cells with reproducible results across all trays due to the high-degree of temperature uniformity, and precision during your uninterrupted 24/7 operation.
Easy to clean and mitigate risks
Designed with reducing lab contamination in mind, the Multitron Incubator Shaker has rounded corners that make interior cleaning easy. The bottom well is accessible for cleaning and the optional UV emission source in the air flow path provides additional safety.
Large capacity for parallel processing
Parallel processing in optimal growth conditions, handling screening and production in tandem. Compact design with large internal capacity, a triple stacked system has ample capacity that can be used to cultivate 63 L or 23,000 experiments in parallel in less than a square meter of space.
Reliable and reproducible results
Maintain a reliable environment for your cells with reproducible results across all trays due to the high-degree of temperature uniformity, and precision during your uninterrupted 24/7 operation.
Easy to clean and mitigate risks
Designed with reducing lab contamination in mind, the Multitron Incubator Shaker has rounded corners that make interior cleaning easy. The bottom well is accessible for cleaning and the optional UV emission source in the air flow path provides additional safety.
First shaker to earn the ACT label
Sustainability and Performance
The Multitron incubator shaker is the first shaker to earn the ACT Label (Environmental Impact Factor Label), recognizing its sustainable design and environmental responsibility. Engineered for high performance with a reduced environmental impact, the Multitron sets new standards for sustainable lab equipment while ensuring full support for at least 10 years, including responsible disposal guidance.
Key highlights:
- Operates at just 3.5 kWh* per day, tested with My Green Lab’s Energy Testing Protocol.
- Manufactured in an ISO 14001, EU RoHS compliant facility, free from chemicals of concern.
- 60% recycled content in the iron counterweight, contributing to sustainable manufacturing.
- 100% recycled polyurethane foam pad, enhancing eco-friendly packaging solutions.
* Use case: 37°C setpoint, 125 to 135 min-1, 25 mm throw, 23 h operation including heating-up; without cooling: 1 h standby; with cooling: 1 h at 10°C setpoint
Worried about lab space?
The Multitron incubator shaker, compared to its competitors, has an ideal working height of 140 cm on the upper unit and ensures easy access to the user. Even with the door opened, the maximum height reaches 180 cm, taking up minimal lab space.
Product specifications
- Shipped pre-configured and stacked. Available configurations: 1 floor standing or benchtop unit, or a two- or three-stacked unit, and optional top cooling units are available.
- Ideal working height at 29 cm for a single-stack unit and 140 cm for a triple-stacked system, allows users to easily access all cabinets
- Small overall footprint: 1070 mm x 880 mm with minimal ventilation gap clearance needed, 8 cm on each side.
- Choose from these orbital throws: 3 mm for high-throughput screening (with 96 deep well plates), 25 mm, 50 mm, or an adjustable throw (12.5 mm, 19 mm, 25 mm, or 50 mm)
- LED Lighting: Uniform, energy-efficient LEDs (240 μmol m⁻² s⁻¹) enable phototrophic growth with day-night cycle simulation via eve® software.
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Customer voices
The INFORS HT Multitron incubator shaker quickly became a favorite in our laboratory for cell culture. It is a high-capacity equipment, easy to use and maintain, with precise and reliable controls.
Rui de Paula Vieira de CastroAssociate Scientist, Jefferson Institute of Bioprocessing (JIB)
The Multitron has greatly increased the production capacity of our small lab space. I’ve relied on these shakers for years and couldn’t be happier.
Nicole Lapuyade-BakerSenior Research Associate at CytomX Therapeutics
The best incubator on the market for culturing mammalian suspension cells in a humid, carbon dioxide atmosphere.
Matthew HigginsDepartment of Biochemistry at the University of Oxford, UK
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