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Bench-top Bioreactor
Multifors 2
Bench-top Bioreactor
Multifors 2
Manage multiple bioreactor vessels in parallel while mitigating risks during scale-up.
Increase efficiency during process development and characterization by configuring your Multifors® 2 bench-top bioreactor with the same sensor technology as your production bioreactor systems.Advantages
Maximum options while minimizing contamination risks
The magnetic drive system allows for maximum headplate ports and ergonomics while minimizing the contamination risk and wear on components; capable of 1600 RPM operation for extended continuous batches.
Increase productivity and minimize downtime within existing lab space
Save time, space, and resources with optimized parallel bioprocessing, operating up to 6 Multifors® bioreactor vessels from one touchscreen control. With a small footprint and robust housing, you can make the most of your bench space.
Easily scale-up your process
Be prepared to scale-up from the bench using the same sensor technologies as the larger scale bioreactors, delivering comparable data. Optional PAT tools are available to offer a straightforward way of preparing for later production at bench or pilot-scale bioreactors.
Maximum options while minimizing contamination risks
The magnetic drive system allows for maximum headplate ports and ergonomics while minimizing the contamination risk and wear on components; capable of 1600 RPM operation for extended continuous batches.
Increase productivity and minimize downtime within existing lab space
Save time, space, and resources with optimized parallel bioprocessing, operating up to 6 Multifors® bioreactor vessels from one touchscreen control. With a small footprint and robust housing, you can make the most of your bench space.
Easily scale-up your process
Be prepared to scale-up from the bench using the same sensor technologies as the larger scale bioreactors, delivering comparable data. Optional PAT tools are available to offer a straightforward way of preparing for later production at bench or pilot-scale bioreactors.
Bioprocess software
Automate your process development data
Further optimize your process development through automation. eve®, a web-based bioprocess platform software easily integrates with your bioreactors, regardless of the manufacturer, so you can more efficiently control, monitor, and analyze your data.
The cookbook
A guide for biotech beginners
Download this eBook for basic concepts, recipes, and strategies for bioprocesses involving cell culture and microorganisms.
Product specifications
- Vessel sizes (and working volumes): 400 mL (115 - 250 mL), 750 mL (180 - 500 mL), and 1400 mL (320 - 1000 mL)
- Small footprint: 45 x 38 cm (18 x 15 in) with integrated pumps, reagent holders, and mass flow controller (MFC)
- Glass vessels available in total volume range from 0.4 L to 1 L
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Customer voices
The option to run up to six vessels from a simple control unit creates a small bench footprint and makes experimental design simple and efficient.
Dr. Emma Allen-VercoeAssociate Professor at the University of Guelph, Canada
The cascade function of INFORS HT bioreactors offers a great advantage, allowing us to run batches almost automatically. It’s a game-changer for our research efficiency.
Dr. Ben J. GuPrincipal Scientist and Lab Head, Innate Phagocytosis Laboratory
The seamless transition from Multifors to Labfors to Techfors-S through the unified use of eve accelerates the scale-up of our processes and helps us avoid errors.
Dr. Tobias ThieleScience Manager, Novonesis, Berlin
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