Description
Heat exchanger without stirrer feedthrough for MyFerm III bioreactors 15–20 litres is a powerful tempering unit that controls fermenter temperature via an external thermostat. It is designed for MyFerm models with a magnetic stirrer in which lid closures without a stirrer feedthrough are used, so thermal management remains independent of the central stirrer geometry. Circulating tempered fluid from the external thermostat supports stable vessel temperatures during fermentation, media work, and related laboratory bioprocess steps in the 15–20 litre MyFerm III range. The exchanger is supplied as one piece for integration into existing magnetic-drive setups that rely on external heating or cooling circuits. Correct installation requires one threaded closure for GLS 80 bottles plus two screw connections, which complete the mechanical and fluid interface to the vessel lid and thermostat lines. This configuration from manufacturer Landgraf HLL addresses practical tempering needs where the lid must stay free of a stirrer passage while still allowing reliable heat exchange. It suits professional laboratories operating MyFerm III bioreactors that need controlled heating or cooling without altering the magnetic stirrer arrangement. Use is intended for bench- and pilot-scale fermentation workflows requiring external thermostat-based temperature control.
This article is part of Temperature control accessories, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Compatible systems: MyFerm III bioreactors 15–20 litres
- Configuration: Without stirrer feedthrough
- Function: Tempering via external thermostat
- Stirrer compatibility: Magnetic stirrer models
- Required accessory: Threaded closure for GLS 80 bottles
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