Description
Cell culture roller mixer, Small-Bottle model, is a roller-type laboratory mixer intended for controlled agitation of smaller culture bottles in cell culture and life-science applications. The Small-Bottle version includes a standard roller system for 2 bottles, giving a focused starting configuration for limited parallel cultures or space-constrained benches. Additional capacity requires a separately ordered extension kit, allowing laboratories to scale bottle numbers when protocols expand. Delivered as 1 pc and weighing 9,000 kg, the instrument is appropriate for continuous or scheduled rolling of culture vessels under gentle mechanical motion. From DWK Life Sciences, it sits within the shaker and tilt/roller mixer category used for maintaining cells, optimising gas exchange at the medium surface, and supporting reproducible culture handling. The Small-Bottle layout emphasises compact operation while remaining compatible with modular expansion hardware. Match bottle dimensions to the roller geometry, install any extension components as specified, and use the mixer as part of a controlled culture environment to maintain consistent rolling performance over time.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Cell culture roller mixer
- Model: Small-Bottle
- Roller system: Standard for 2 bottles
- Extension kits: Order separately for additional bottles
- Weight: 9,000 kg
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