Ambr® 15 Cell Culture Consumables

Ambr^® 15 Cell Culture Consumables are designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of your cell culture processes. These consumables, including the Ambr^® bioreactor vessel, are integral to the seamless operation of the Ambr^® 15 system, providing a robust platform for various applications such as clone selection and media optimization.

The single-use Ambr^® vessels are crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring contamination-free operations. These microbioreactor vessels are perfect for low volume bioreactor applications, with a working volume of 15 mL, making them ideal for research bioreactor settings and R&D bioreactor environments.

Designed for ease of use, these consumables facilitate a quick turnaround in bioreactor setups. The easy setup bioreactor design allows for fast transitions between experiments, optimizing your workflow and reducing downtime. This makes them an excellent choice for process development bioreactor applications, where efficiency and speed are crucial.

The Ambr^® 15 vessel is specifically engineered for automated bioreactor systems, supporting precise control and monitoring of cell culture conditions. This ensures optimal performance in bioreactor for mammalian cell culture applications, enhancing the reliability of your research outcomes.

These consumables are also vital for process optimisation bioreactor tasks, allowing for fine-tuning of culture conditions to achieve desired results. Whether you're working on clone selection bioreactor projects or media optimisation bioreactor experiments, these consumables provide the flexibility and precision needed for success.

Incorporating these consumables into your workflow ensures that your mini reactor or mini bioreactor operates at peak efficiency. The Ambr^® 15 Cell Culture Consumables are the perfect choice for researchers seeking a reliable, efficient, and versatile solution for their cell culture needs. Enhance your lab's capabilities with these state-of-the-art consumables, designed to meet the demands of modern scientific challenges.