Description
Trypsinisation flask 500 ml is a larger-capacity glass vessel for cell and tissue culture applications that involve enzymatic detachment. It features a nominal volume of 500 ml (0,5 l), a flask diameter of 105 mm and a height of 183 mm, offering generous working space for scale-up trypsinisation while remaining compatible with typical laboratory handling. The neck diameter of 34 mm supports straightforward pipetting and media exchange, and four integrated baffles enhance mixing so cells remain well suspended under gentle agitation. Produced from borosilicate glass 3.3 by Witeg, the flask provides chemical resistance and thermal stability suited to routine culture work. Its proportions aid reproducible processing on standard equipment and help preserve culture quality during enzymatic treatment and subsequent resuspension. Designed for tissue-culture and cell-culture laboratories, this single-piece unit delivers a robust, baffle-equipped format for controlled trypsinisation workflows where reliable glassware performance and efficient suspension handling are essential.
This article is part of Enzymes & substrates, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 500 ml (0,5 l)
- Flask diameter: 105 mm
- Height: 183 mm
- Neck diameter: 34 mm
- Baffles: four
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