The DWK Wheaton Single Additional Deck Set is designed to expand the capacity of your Roller Apparatus Production System. With a deck distance of 6 inches, this additional deck allows for increased throughput in cell culture applications, providing flexibility and scalability to meet your laboratory's production needs.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK Wheaton
Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with Wheaton Roller Apparatus Production Systems
Deck Distance: 6 inches, providing optimal spacing for various vessel sizes
Application: Ideal for scaling up cell culture production in laboratory and industrial settings
Construction: Durable materials ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability
This additional deck set is an essential accessory for laboratories aiming to enhance their cell culture production capabilities by expanding the capacity of their existing roller apparatus systems.
Additional deck set for Roller Apparatus with modular system
Frequently asked questions
It is designed to expand the capacity of your Roller Apparatus Production System. With a deck distance of 6 inches, this additional deck allows for increased throughput in cell culture applications, providing flexibility and scalability to meet your laboratory's production needs.
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