CLS3569
Corning® disposable spinner flask, with aseptic, 1 L
Synonym(s):
Corning spinner flask, Disposable spinner flask
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About This Item
UNSPSC Code:
41121804
NACRES:
NB.43
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material
high-density polyethylene cap
polystyrene
screw top cap
sterility
sterile; γ-irradiated
feature
cap
closure type Screw cap
packaging
case of 6
manufacturer/tradename
Corning 3569
availability
available only in South Korea
capacity
1000 mL
working volume
300-1000 mL
fitting
cap for GL 45
GL 45 neck
Features and Benefits
- Each system is packaged in a separate, double bag
- Flask body is made up of polystyrene, caps from high-density polyethylene, and polypropylene is used to make the paddle and shaft
- Side arm of a preassembled flask has one connector attached with a flat cap on an opposite side arm
- Without having to adjust the height of the paddle, the extended paddle design ensures constant liquid motion from top to bottom
- Dead spots are removed by the paddle′s bottom contours, which hug the flask′s shape
- Two large neck openings allow for easy pouring
- To ensure better mixing and maximize cell production vertical side baffles break up laminar flow
- Gamma-irradiated sterilized with sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10-6 and meets the bacteriostasis, fungistasis, and sterility standards of USP XXIV:71
- A 25mm-diameter vent filter with a polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) membrane and 0.2-micron pores and a barbed fitting completes the venting port
- Only for single use, flasks cannot be alcohol-resterilized or autoclaved, materials will deteriorate in any attempt to do so
- Aseptic transfer and vented caps are available optionally
- A rigid polypropylene dip tube that is angled to reach the flask′s bottom is attached to the liquid transfer port′s internal end
- Compatible with corning microcarriers in both suspension and adherent cell culture applications
- A heat-sealable and chemically resistant tubing ends in a male luer lock (MLL) connector closed with a female luer sealing cap on the external side
Legal Information
Corning is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.
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