Incubateur agité
Minitron
Incubateur agité
Minitron
Optimisez l’espace de votre laboratoire avec un incubateur agité compact et économique
Plus compact mais tout aussi complet que le Multitron, le Minitron est adapté à diverses applications allant des microorganismes simples aux cultures cellulaires complexes. Il trouvera sa place dans le plus petit laboratoire!
Avantages
Le moteur puissant et silencieux est équipé d’un équilibrage dynamique qui contribue à éviter les erreurs de manipulation, les arrêts intempestifs et les réglages manuels inutiles.
Le moteur puissant et silencieux est équipé d’un équilibrage dynamique qui contribue à éviter les erreurs de manipulation, les arrêts intempestifs et les réglages manuels inutiles.
Built for the bench. Priced for the budget.
The Minitron SE (Special Edition) is a fixed-configuration incubator shaker for microbial work. Same Swiss-engineered platform. Same proven reliability. Built for the labs that do essential research. One fixed configuration — uncooled or cooled — at a price designed for tighter budgets.
Caractéristiques
- Empreinte réduite, avec la possibilité d’empiler deux unités (L x P x H) : 800 x 625 x 700 mm (une unité), 800 x 625 x 1490 mm (deux unités empilées)
- Excentration 25/50 mm selon la taille de fiole et les besoins de l’application
- Conditions optimales pour les cellules de mammifères et d’insectes : régulation active du CO2, humification directe à la vapeur qui limite les effets de l’évaporation et enceinte étanche assurant une faible consommation en CO2.
Documentations
Publications associées
Toutes les publicationsResearchers from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) used enzyme-constrained genome-scale models (ecGEMs) to redesign the anaerobic metabolism of Saccharomyces cerevisiae for the co-production of 2,3-butanediol and glycerol. Seed cultures were prepared using the INFORS HT Minitron incubator shaker before fermentation experiments, enabling validation of model predictions through bioreactor cultivation and proteomic analysis. The study demonstrated that engineered yeast cells could achieve high glucose uptake rates by reallocating cellular resources toward glycolysis, highlighting the potential of ecGEMs as a powerful tool for metabolic engineering and strain development.
Researchers from the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Delaware (USA) developed a transcriptomic workflow called MemorySeq to identify stress-responsive biomarkers in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells exposed to manufacturing-related stress conditions. Using the INFORS HT Minitron incubator shaker for controlled CHO cell cultivation, the study identified 199 genes with heritable transcriptional variability linked to stress adaptation, apoptosis regulation, and metabolic pathways. These findings provide new insights into engineering more stress-tolerant CHO cell lines for improved biopharmaceutical manufacturing performance.
Researchers at the Institute of Environmental Biotechnology, BOKU University in Austria developed a sustainable method to recycle blended wool-polyester textile waste using enzymatic hydrolysis followed by microbial valorization. Using the INFORS HT Multitron Standard incubator shaker, they cultivated Chlorella vulgaris and Rhodotorula mucilaginosa on recovered wool hydrolysates, producing valuable bioproducts including natural pigments and lipids. This innovative process transforms textile waste into renewable resources for dyes and biofuels, supporting the circular bioeconomy.
Researchers from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) used enzyme-constrained genome-scale models (ecGEMs) to redesign the anaerobic metabolism of Saccharomyces cerevisiae for the co-production of 2,3-butanediol and glycerol. Seed cultures were prepared using the INFORS HT Minitron incubator shaker before fermentation experiments, enabling validation of model predictions through bioreactor cultivation and proteomic analysis. The study demonstrated that engineered yeast cells could achieve high glucose uptake rates by reallocating cellular resources toward glycolysis, highlighting the potential of ecGEMs as a powerful tool for metabolic engineering and strain development.
Researchers from the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Delaware (USA) developed a transcriptomic workflow called MemorySeq to identify stress-responsive biomarkers in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells exposed to manufacturing-related stress conditions. Using the INFORS HT Minitron incubator shaker for controlled CHO cell cultivation, the study identified 199 genes with heritable transcriptional variability linked to stress adaptation, apoptosis regulation, and metabolic pathways. These findings provide new insights into engineering more stress-tolerant CHO cell lines for improved biopharmaceutical manufacturing performance.
Researchers at the Institute of Environmental Biotechnology, BOKU University in Austria developed a sustainable method to recycle blended wool-polyester textile waste using enzymatic hydrolysis followed by microbial valorization. Using the INFORS HT Multitron Standard incubator shaker, they cultivated Chlorella vulgaris and Rhodotorula mucilaginosa on recovered wool hydrolysates, producing valuable bioproducts including natural pigments and lipids. This innovative process transforms textile waste into renewable resources for dyes and biofuels, supporting the circular bioeconomy.
Ce qu’en disent nos clients
Manfred Sander, Dipl.-Ing. (FH)Département spécialisé de gestion des équipements, Universitätsklinikum Erlangen
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BlogMoving a mammalian cell culture process from shake flask to bioreactor is more than a scale-up exercise. Each transition introduces new challenges in oxygen transfer, pH control, CO₂ management, mixing, and data reproducibility. This practical guide explores the key stages of cell culture process development, explains why process transfer often fails, and shows how integrated bioreactor control and data management help create scalable, reproducible processes from screening through scale-up.
Buying used laboratory equipment can reduce upfront costs and improve short-term flexibility. However, when evaluating a used incubator shaker, laboratories must consider contamination risk, service history, manufacturer support status, and long-term cost of ownership. A structured assessment ensures that short-term savings do not introduce long-term operational instability.
Contamination remains a persistent risk in incubation workflows, with the potential to compromise experimental results, delay timelines, and require costly repeat work. Even brief exposure during routine handling or access can introduce unwanted particles that affect culture integrity and reproducibility. The Multitron Incubator Shaker with the integrated HEPA filtration system is designed to help laboratories maintain consistent air quality throughout incubation. By providing continuous air purification and measurable performance, INFORS HT supports reliable cultivation conditions that reduce the risk of contamination-related interruptions and help keep research on track.
Moving a mammalian cell culture process from shake flask to bioreactor is more than a scale-up exercise. Each transition introduces new challenges in oxygen transfer, pH control, CO₂ management, mixing, and data reproducibility. This practical guide explores the key stages of cell culture process development, explains why process transfer often fails, and shows how integrated bioreactor control and data management help create scalable, reproducible processes from screening through scale-up.
Buying used laboratory equipment can reduce upfront costs and improve short-term flexibility. However, when evaluating a used incubator shaker, laboratories must consider contamination risk, service history, manufacturer support status, and long-term cost of ownership. A structured assessment ensures that short-term savings do not introduce long-term operational instability.
Contamination remains a persistent risk in incubation workflows, with the potential to compromise experimental results, delay timelines, and require costly repeat work. Even brief exposure during routine handling or access can introduce unwanted particles that affect culture integrity and reproducibility. The Multitron Incubator Shaker with the integrated HEPA filtration system is designed to help laboratories maintain consistent air quality throughout incubation. By providing continuous air purification and measurable performance, INFORS HT supports reliable cultivation conditions that reduce the risk of contamination-related interruptions and help keep research on track.
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