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Biorreator de bancada
Labfors 5 para substratos sólidos
Biorreator de bancada
Labfors 5 para substratos sólidos
Seu sistema de biorreator ideal para bioprocessos e processos enzimáticos com substratos sólidos
Aumente a produtividade e o rendimento durante seus processos simultâneos de sacarificação e fermentação (SSF), quebrando altas concentrações de várias matérias-primas, com o biorreator compacto de bancada Labfors 5.
Vantagens
Controle de temperatura preciso e suave
Ao controlar a temperatura tanto do substrato quanto do revestimento duplo, o sistema duplo otimiza o controle da temperatura em todo o bioprocesso, evitando o superaquecimento ao longo da parede interna do vaso e mantendo a atividade enzimática elevada.
Recursos ideais de mistura
Como os líquidos e os sólidos têm propriedades de mistura diferentes, escolha entre uma seleção de agitadores para obter o sistema de agitação correto, independentemente do substrato. Com a opção de motor de agitação direta e alto torque, o sistema tem potência suficiente para misturar também altas concentrações de várias matérias-primas.
Gerenciamento de dados simplificado
Otimize ainda mais seus processos por meio da automação eve®, uma plataforma de software de bioprocesso baseado na Web que se integra facilmente aos seus biorreatores, para que você possa controlar, monitorar e analisar seus dados com maior eficiência.
Controle de temperatura preciso e suave
Ao controlar a temperatura tanto do substrato quanto do revestimento duplo, o sistema duplo otimiza o controle da temperatura em todo o bioprocesso, evitando o superaquecimento ao longo da parede interna do vaso e mantendo a atividade enzimática elevada.
Recursos ideais de mistura
Como os líquidos e os sólidos têm propriedades de mistura diferentes, escolha entre uma seleção de agitadores para obter o sistema de agitação correto, independentemente do substrato. Com a opção de motor de agitação direta e alto torque, o sistema tem potência suficiente para misturar também altas concentrações de várias matérias-primas.
Gerenciamento de dados simplificado
Otimize ainda mais seus processos por meio da automação eve®, uma plataforma de software de bioprocesso baseado na Web que se integra facilmente aos seus biorreatores, para que você possa controlar, monitorar e analisar seus dados com maior eficiência.
Potente motor para mistura de substratos sólidos e bioprocessos enzimáticos
Especificações do produto
- Tamanho do vaso (e volume de trabalho): 3,6 L (1-2,5 L)
- Unidade da base com dimensões do painel de controle (L x P x A): 464 x 462 x 996 mm
- Operação paralela via controlador touchscreen para até 6 vasos
- Agitação direta até 1000 min-1 com a opção de motor de alto torque
Downloads dos produtos
FolhetoPDF
FolhetoPDF
Documento técnicoPDF
Manual de instruçõesPDF
Manual de instruçõesPDF
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Os biorreatores Labfors, com sua filosofia modular, nos proporcionam enorme flexibilidade.
Prof. Dr. Christoph HerwigChefe de Engenharia Bioquímica, Universidade Técnica de Viena
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