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Biorreactor de sobremesa
Labfors 5
Biorreactor de sobremesa
Labfors 5
Lleve un control universal flexible al desarrollo de sus procesos en volúmenes de mesada más grandes
Optimice aún más sus aplicaciones microbianas con un sistema de biorreactor de mesada de mayor escala que proporciona flexibilidad, control de procesos y calificación.
Ventajas
Construya su biorreactor que se ajuste a sus necesidades
Configure el biorreactor de mesada Labfors 5 para que se ajuste a las necesidades específicas de su aplicación con una selección de diversos agitadores, spargers y accesorios. Configure su sistema de control de temperatura y su estrategia de gasificación para llevar a cabo una variedad de cultivos por lotes, por lotes alimentados y continuos.
El diseño compacto permite un excelente manejo
Acceda fácilmente a los puertos y a la placa superior gracias al diseño práctico y compacto de este biorreactor. La esterilización en autoclave también es fácil gracias a los cabezales de bomba extraíbles que se pueden esterilizar con el recipiente.
Trabaje de forma más eficiente en su laboratorio
Organice su laboratorio de manera más eficiente conectando el control de pantalla táctil del biorreactor Labfors 5 hasta 6 sistemas a la vez. Utilícelos simultáneamente para ahorrar tiempo y mano de obra.
Construya su biorreactor que se ajuste a sus necesidades
Configure el biorreactor de mesada Labfors 5 para que se ajuste a las necesidades específicas de su aplicación con una selección de diversos agitadores, spargers y accesorios. Configure su sistema de control de temperatura y su estrategia de gasificación para llevar a cabo una variedad de cultivos por lotes, por lotes alimentados y continuos.
El diseño compacto permite un excelente manejo
Acceda fácilmente a los puertos y a la placa superior gracias al diseño práctico y compacto de este biorreactor. La esterilización en autoclave también es fácil gracias a los cabezales de bomba extraíbles que se pueden esterilizar con el recipiente.
Trabaje de forma más eficiente en su laboratorio
Organice su laboratorio de manera más eficiente conectando el control de pantalla táctil del biorreactor Labfors 5 hasta 6 sistemas a la vez. Utilícelos simultáneamente para ahorrar tiempo y mano de obra.
Simplifique la gestión de datos
Optimice aún más sus procesos a través de la automatización. eve®, un software de plataforma de bioprocesos basado en la Web, se integra fácilmente con sus biorreactores, independientemente del fabricante, para que pueda controlar, monitorear y analizar sus datos de manera más eficiente.
Especificaciones del producto
- Tamaño de los recipientes (y volúmenes de trabajo): 2 L (0.5-1.2 L), 3,6 L (0,5-2,3 L), 7,5 L (1-5 L) y 13 L (2,2-10 L)
- Unidad base con dimensiones de panel de control para volúmenes de 2, 3,6 y 7,5 L (ancho [W] x profundidad [D] x altura [H]): 464 x 462 x 996 mm
- Dimensiones de la unidad base con panel de control para volúmenes de 13 L (ancho [W] x profundidad [D] x altura [H]): 586 x 512 x 996 mm
- Funcionamiento en paralelo mediante controlador de pantalla táctil de hasta 6 recipientes
- Accionamiento directo hasta 1500 min-1 con la opción de motor de alto par
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Testimonio de cliente
Con su filosofía modular, los biorreactores Labfors nos brindan una enorme flexibilida
Prof. Dr. Christoph HerwigJefe de Ingeniería Bioquímica de la Universidad Técnica de Viena
La función de cascada de los biorreactores INFORS HT ofrece una gran ventaja, permitiéndonos ejecutar lotes de forma casi automática. Es un punto de inflexión para la eficiencia de nuestra investigación.
Dr. Ben J. GuCientífico principal y jefe de laboratorio, Laboratorio de fagocitosis innata
La transición perfecta de Multifors a Labfors y después a Techfors-S mediante el uso unificando del software eve acelera el proceso de escalamiento y nos ayuda a eliminar errores.
Dr. Tobias ThieleGerente Científico, Novonesis, Berlin
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Mantenga un rendimiento óptimo y la longevidad de sus biorreactores
Accesorios para biorreactores
Optimice su biorreactor o sistemas de fermentación con una amplia gama de accesorios y consumibles.
Software de bioprocesos
El software eve® integra flujos de trabajo, dispositivos, información de bioprocesos y macrodatos en una plataforma basada en la Web fácil de usar.
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