Sartorius, BPFSS05, BioPAT® Fundalux 25mm, SS (C+&D), OPL 5mm

Name: BioPAT® Fundalux 25mm, SS (C+&D), OPL 5mm
Brand: Sartorius
SKU: BPFSS05

The BioPAT® Fundalux probe has a 25 mm probe connection, an optical path lenght of 5mm and an insertion lengths of 40 mm. The BioPAT® Fundalux probe is an absorption-based photometric probe that uses light from 840 nm to 910 nm to measure the turbidity in bioreactors and fermenters. This probe is applicable for a >5L steel vessel.

Catalog Number: BPFSS05

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Single-Use Sensors

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Description

The BioPAT®Fundalux measuring system is designed for turbidity and total biomass measurement in the culture vessels of the bioreactors type Biostat®from Sartorius Stedim Systems GmbH. BioPAT®Fundalux probes precisely measure cell growth | total biomass as a function of absorption. The sensors are available in a selection of optical path lengths of 1,5 and 10 mm..
The measuring range of concentration units is 0 - 0.5 to 5. The measuring range of OD 590 | 600 is 0 to 325. The measuring range of g/L WCW is 0 to 250.

Specifications

Applications

Usage	Multi-use

Dimensions

Insertion Length	12 mm

Features

Device/Instrument Compatibility	Steelvessel

General Specifications

Optical Path Length	5 mm

Product Information

Brand	BioPAT® Fundalux

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