The Large Culture Vessel with Integrated Mixing is designed for laboratory-scale mixing in microcarrier culture, suspension cell culture, and process development. Its integrated motor-driven mixing system eliminates the need for an external magnetic stirrer while providing adjustable agitation inside standard laboratory incubators.
For cell culture applications, recommended working volumes are up to 3 L, with optimal performance typically achieved at approximately 2.5 L, depending on the cell type and culture conditions. While the vessel can accommodate larger liquid volumes for laboratory or chemical mixing, 5 L is not recommended as the standard working volume for cell culture.
For larger-scale applications, custom plug-and-use culture systems ranging from 10 L to 250 L are available on request.
Performance & Features
- Integrated motor-driven mixing system
- No external magnetic stirrer required
- Adjustable agitation with gentle operation from approximately 30 RPM
- Compatible with standard laboratory incubators
- Recommended working volumes up to 3 L for cell culture
- Custom culture systems available from 10 L to 250 L
Cell Culture Applications
The Large Culture Vessel is suitable for maintaining microcarriers and suspension cells under controlled agitation during laboratory-scale culture. The integrated mixing system supports nutrient distribution while helping maintain a uniform suspension, making it suitable for process development, scale-up studies, and routine laboratory research.
Applications
- Microcarrier cell culture
- Suspension cell culture
- Process development
- Cell culture scale-up
- Media and solution preparation
- Biomaterials research
- Laboratory mixing
- Biotechnology research
Why Use the Large Culture Vessel?
The Large Culture Vessel combines the culture vessel and mixing system into a single unit, removing the need for an external magnetic stirrer. With adjustable agitation and incubator compatibility, it provides a practical option for laboratory-scale microcarrier culture, suspension culture, and process development.
