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HA.s.ex.5.1 Exner biomass sensor is a near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy sensor for determining total biomass in small-scale bioreactor systems. With a 5 mm measurement path, it is tailored to 1-litre bioreactor vessels and supports continuous optical assessment of culture density. NIR-based total biomass measurement helps laboratories follow growth trends and process status with reduced need for repeated offline sampling. The sensor is supplied as one piece and is intended for integration into compatible 1 l bioreactor configurations used in research and process development. From manufacturer IKA, the HA.s.ex.5.1 pairs a short optical path with small working volumes so that the measurement geometry suits compact vessels. It is relevant for fermentation, microbial culture and cell-culture workflows where real-time biomass information supports decision-making at the bench scale. As laboratory material for NIR biomass monitoring, this Exner sensor provides a defined 5 mm path length specifically matched to 1-litre bioreactor vessels in controlled laboratory settings.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 5°C - 40°C
- Product type: Exner biomass sensor (NIR)
- Measurement path: 5 mm
- Vessel compatibility: 1 l bioreactor vessels
- EAN: 4053411064761
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