Description
Trypsinisation flask 100 ml is a specialised glass vessel for cell and tissue culture work involving enzymatic detachment. It offers a nominal volume of 100 ml (0,1 l), a flask diameter of 64 mm and an overall height of 112 mm, giving a compact footprint suited to bench-scale trypsinisation. The neck diameter of 22 mm allows convenient access for pipettes and media exchange, while four integrated baffles promote thorough mixing and help keep cells in suspension during gentle agitation. Manufactured from borosilicate glass 3.3 by Witeg, the flask combines chemical resistance with the thermal stability expected in routine culture laboratories. Its geometry supports reproducible handling on standard laboratory equipment and helps maintain culture integrity throughout enzymatic treatment steps. Intended for tissue-culture and cell-culture applications, this single-piece unit provides a practical, durable format for laboratories that require reliable glassware for controlled trypsinisation workflows and related suspension handling.
This article is part of Enzymes & substrates, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 100 ml (0,1 l)
- Flask diameter: 64 mm
- Height: 112 mm
- Neck diameter: 22 mm
- Baffles: four
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