Cell Culture Mixing

The Cellular Magnetic Stirrer (MS‑C‑S1), Single Channel, is a dedicated, low‑speed magnetic stirrer engineered to provide gentle, protective mixing for sensitive cell cultures in clinical, biopharmaceutical, and research laboratories. With a speed range of 5–200 rpm (adjustable in 1 rpm increments) and a maximum stirring capacity of 3 litres, this instrument is optimised to maintain cell viability and to support the homogeneous distribution of nutrients and gases, even during extended culture periods.

Every Cellular Magnetic Stirrer (MS‑C‑S1) is factory‑calibrated and supplied with an individual performance certificate. The stepper motor delivers high torque even at the lowest speeds, ensuring smooth, reliable stirring without compromising cell integrity. The cast‑aluminium work plate supports straightforward cleaning and resists corrosive reagents. The LED digital display provides immediate visual feedback of the actual stirring speed, while the programmable timer (0–49 min 59 sec) and multiple operational modes (constant, cyclic, dual‑speed) allow the system to be tailored to a wide variety of culture and protocol requirements.

Key user‑focused features for cell culture applications include low‑speed, high‑torque operation to minimise shear stress; smooth start/stop ramping to prevent sudden agitation that could detach cells; and a compact, low‑profile chassis (250 × 205 × 90 mm) that is fully compatible with use inside standard CO₂ incubators, warm rooms, and cold rooms. An RS232 data interface enables remote monitoring, direct PC control, and comprehensive data logging, supporting GLP compliance and full experiment documentation. The instrument meets international safety standards (CE, cTUVus) and comes with a 2‑year manufacturer’s warranty.

For the clinical cell culture scientist, bioprocessing specialist, and cancer researcher, the Cellular Magnetic Stirrer (MS‑C‑S1) delivers the gentle, reproducible, and incubator‑compatible stirring required for the successful maintenance of suspension cells, the expansion of microcarrier‑based cultures, and the reliable production of cell‑based diagnostic and therapeutic products. For the patient receiving advanced cell‑based therapies, this instrument helps ensure that the cells are cultured under optimal, gentle conditions and are consistently of high quality, directly supporting safer, more effective treatments.