The DWK Wheaton R2P 2.0 Roller Machine Production System is designed for high-capacity, continuous roller bottle cell culture applications in laboratory, pilot plant, and production environments. This advanced system features a bottom drive with eleven fixed decks, each holding eight positions, providing optimal flexibility and scalability for demanding processes. The system is equipped with a European-compatible power cable to ensure compliance with regional electrical standards, and its fixed deck configuration ensures maximum stability and efficiency during operation.
This production system offers a reliable and scalable solution for laboratories requiring high-efficiency cell culture processes, providing consistency and performance in large-scale applications.
It is designed for high-capacity, continuous roller bottle cell culture applications in laboratory, pilot plant, and production environments. This advanced system features a bottom drive with eleven fixed decks, each holding eight positions, providing optimal flexibility and scalability for demanding processes. The system is equipped with a European-compatible power cable to ensure compliance with regional electrical standards, and its fixed deck configuration ensures maximum stability and efficiency during operation.
Yes. It is designed for high-capacity roller bottle cell culture in laboratory, pilot plant, and production environments, and offers bottom drive with eleven fixed decks, eight positions per deck and cable suitable for European electrical standards to support this kind of work.
It has bottom drive with eleven fixed decks, eight positions per deck, cable suitable for European electrical standards and fixed decks ensure stability and reliability during operation.
It offers digitally controlled maintenance free motor accurate to 0.01 RPM, capable of remote control and monitoring through SCADA systems and multiple decking and capacity configurations available for process flexibility.
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