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Sistema agitador
Celltron
Sistema agitador
Celltron
El complemento perfecto para su incubadora de CO2
Presente a su laboratorio los beneficios de la tecnología de agitación que mitiga los riesgos para sus células en una incubadora de CO2 existente. Celltron es un agitador compacto, económico y energéticamente eficiente que puede incorporarse fácilmente al espacio de su laboratorio existente.
Ventajas
Generar calor mínimo durante el funcionamiento
El accionamiento magnético con aceleración suave proporciona un consumo mínimo de energía y un bajo aporte de calor a la incubadora estática.
Acceda fácilmente a los controles sin abrir la incubadora
Con el panel de control en el exterior, es fácil monitorear el estado del agitador. Mantenga la longevidad del sistema Celltron teniendo el controlador fuera del gabinete de la incubadora para evitar el ambiente hostil de CO2 y humedad.
Reducir los riesgos de corrosión y contaminación
El uso de materiales mejorados como plástico ABS y acero inoxidable y el revestimiento antimicrobiano certificado de la carcasa hacen de Celltron una opción ideal para su uso en condiciones corrosivas con humidificación y gasificación de CO2.
Generar calor mínimo durante el funcionamiento
El accionamiento magnético con aceleración suave proporciona un consumo mínimo de energía y un bajo aporte de calor a la incubadora estática.
Acceda fácilmente a los controles sin abrir la incubadora
Con el panel de control en el exterior, es fácil monitorear el estado del agitador. Mantenga la longevidad del sistema Celltron teniendo el controlador fuera del gabinete de la incubadora para evitar el ambiente hostil de CO2 y humedad.
Reducir los riesgos de corrosión y contaminación
El uso de materiales mejorados como plástico ABS y acero inoxidable y el revestimiento antimicrobiano certificado de la carcasa hacen de Celltron una opción ideal para su uso en condiciones corrosivas con humidificación y gasificación de CO2.
Especificaciones del producto
- Cabe en su incubadora de CO2 existente y la rotación se mantiene dentro de las dimensiones de la base (ancho [W] x profundidad [D] x altura [H]): 450 x 380 x 90 mm
- Unidad de control externo, montada magnéticamente en el exterior de la incubadora con operación intuitiva, control y monitoreo preciso de parámetros y alarmas.
- Sujete fácilmente una variedad de recipientes de cultivo con Sticky Stuff, un tapete adhesivo para su bandeja de agitación
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Testimonio de cliente
La Universitätsklinikum Erlangen apuesta desde hace décadas por los agitadores de la probada calidad INFORS HT en los laboratorios de virología.
Manfred Sander, Dipl.-Ing. (FH)Departamento especializado en gestión de equipos, Universitätsklinikum Erlangen
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