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Asymptote VIA Thaw CB1000 Dry Thawing System for Cryopreserved Cell Therapy Bags

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Product description

Contamination-free dry thawing system for cryopreserved cell and gene therapy bags up to 1000 ml.

The Asymptote VIA Thaw CB1000 is a specialized dry thawing system for cryopreserved cell and gene therapy products. Designed for cryogenic bags with a maximum volume of 1000 ml, it provides controlled, even heat distribution without direct contact with water.

  • Application: Cryopreserved cell and gene therapy products
  • Maximum bag volume: 1000 ml
  • Thawing method: Dry thawing without a water bath
  • Operation: Contamination-free thawing process
  • Temperature control: Even heat distribution to support cell viability
  • Compliance: Suitable for use in GMP-compliant environments
  • Origin: Great Britain
  • Condition: Good used condition; fully functional

The VIA Thaw CB1000 is suitable for clinical cell therapy, bioprocessing, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines where controlled thawing of cryopreserved cell bags is required. It supports contamination-conscious workflows in cell and gene therapy manufacturing and biotechnology research.

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Last updated 19 October 2026