Description
Trypsinisation flask 3000 ml is a high-capacity culture vessel for cell and tissue culture processes that demand substantial working volume. It features a nominal volume of 3 l, a flask diameter of 187 mm and a height of 310 mm, with a neck diameter of 50 mm. Four integrated baffles encourage thorough mixing and uniform enzyme distribution during trypsinisation and related detachment steps. Fabricated from borosilicate glass 3.3 by manufacturer Witeg, the flask offers chemical resistance and thermal stability suited to standard laboratory culture protocols. Clear glass walls enable straightforward visual monitoring of cell layers and media status, while the baffled geometry assists homogeneous suspension without aggressive agitation. This 3000 ml size supports tissue-culture and cell-culture flask applications in incubators and laminar-flow environments where larger batches and dependable handling are needed. Net weight is 0,782 kg, providing a robust yet manageable vessel for routine culture work.
This article is part of Enzymes & substrates, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 3 l
- Flask diameter: 187 mm
- Height: 310 mm
- Neck diameter: 50 mm
- Material: Borosilicate glass 3.3
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