Description
Heat exchanger without stirrer feedthrough for MyFerm III bioreactors 10-15 litres is a powerful tempering coil for regulating fermenter temperature via an external thermostat. It is intended for lid closures without a stirrer feedthrough and suits larger MyFerm III working volumes in the 10–15 litre range. The coil enables controlled heating or cooling of the culture vessel when magnetic or other non-shaft agitation is used and the lid remains free of a mechanical stirrer passage. Necessary accessories comprise one threaded closure for GLS vessels and two screw fittings to complete the thermostat connections. Delivered as a single piece from manufacturer Landgraf HLL, the heat exchanger integrates into MyFerm III glass-vessel configurations that demand higher working volume while retaining external temperature control. Laboratories link the unit to a thermostat circuit to maintain protocol-defined thermal conditions during cultivation and process development. The design supports practical installation on compatible GLS vessel closures and dependable heat transfer in research and pilot-scale bioprocessing environments.
This article is part of Temperature control accessories, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Heat exchanger without stirrer feedthrough
- Compatible systems: MyFerm III bioreactors 10-15 litres
- Function: Fermenter tempering via external thermostat
- Closure type: For lids without stirrer feedthrough
- Required accessory: Threaded closure for GLS vessels
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