Sartorius Stedum BioStat Cultibag RM 50 Bioreactor 25L Rocking Technology 120V
Sartorius Stedum
Details
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CategoryBioreactor / Fermenter
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Dimension23.0in x 20.0in x 10.0in
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Serial10178.0811.50RM
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Shipping TypeFedEx Ground
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ManufacturingDoes Not Apply
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Voltage / Hertz120V / 50Hz/60Hz
Description
The Sartorius Stedum BioStat Cultibag RM 50 is a mid-scale disposable bioreactor ideal for up to 25 liters of culture volume. Manufactured by Sartorius Stedum, this unit operates on innovative rocking motion mixing technology coupled with an integrated aeration pump, which is designed to optimize culture conditions. This model, well-suited for cell cultivation of mammalian, plant, insect, and microbial cells, eliminates the need for cleaning and sterilizing with its single-use disposable CultiBags. While these bags are not included, the system provides sterile connectivity through tube connections for media addition. The instrument is in very good used condition and maintains functionality with minor cosmetic wear. It operates on 120V power and is versatile in terms of rocking angles and rates, useful for maintaining optimal cell culture conditions.
Key Features
- 25L culture volume capacity
- Rocking motion mixing technology
- Integrated aeration pump
- Adjustable rocking angles and rates
- Single-use disposable CultiBags
- Applicable to various cell types
- Operates at 120V power
Specifications
- Culture volume: Up to 25L
- Mixing technology: Rocking motion
- Aeration: Integrated pump
- Power supply: 120V, 50/60Hz
- Condition: Very Good (Used)
- Serial Number: 10178.0811.50RM
- Not included: Disposable CultiBags, media
Weight
Imperial: 36.0 Pounds
Metric: 16.33 Kilograms
Shipping Dimensions
Imperial: 27.6 lb x 24.0 lb x 12.0 lb
Metric: 70.1 cm x 60.96 cm x 30.48 cm
Harmonized Code
841989
Harmonized Code Details
The harmonized code 841989 pertains to machinery, plant, and laboratory equipment involving industrial or laboratory heating or cooling. This code is appropriate as the BioStat Cultibag is used in laboratory environments for cell cultivation.
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