Examples of modern or high throughput Bioreactor

                                                                
 Name : Multifors 2 

Dimension : 350 mm x 520 mm x 960 mm 

Drive : Magnetic drive to 1600  min–1

Temperature : Coolant temperature + 5 °C to 70 °C 

Gassing per vessel : Up to 4 rotameters oder MFCs up to 2 min–1 (vvm) 

Pumps per vessel : 3 fixed, 1 variable, optional 1 additional variable

 Pump performance : Depending on the design from 0,0012 mL min–1 to 3,46 mL  min–1

Connectivity : OPC XML DA vi Name a Ethernet 

Sterilisation : Autoclave




Name : Labfors 5 

Dimension : 464 mm x 462 mm x 996 mm

Drive : Direct drive up to 1500 min–1 

Temperature : Coolant temperature + 5 °C bis 70 °C bzw. 95 °C

Gassing per vessel : Up to 5 rotameters or MFCs up to 2 min-1 (vvm)

Pumps per vessel : 3 fixed, 1 variable, optional 1 additional variable 3

Pump performance : Depending on version, from 1,2 μl min–1 to 17,1 ml min–1

Connectivity : OPC XML DA via Ethernet

Sterilisation : Autoclave or LabCIP (microbial version)








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