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GE Wave Biotech FLHTR2 Exhaust Filter Heater for 20/50, 100, and 500 Bioreactors 28942539

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Product description

Exhaust filter heater accessory for GE Wave Biotech 20/50, 100, and 500 bioreactor systems.

The GE Wave Biotech FLHTR2 Exhaust Filter Heater, part number 28942539, is an exhaust filter heating accessory designed for compatibility with GE Wave Biotech 20/50, 100, and 500 bioreactor systems.

  • Product type: Bioreactor exhaust filter heater
  • Compatible systems: GE Wave Biotech 20/50, 100, and 500 bioreactors
  • Part number: 28942539
  • Model designation: FLHTR2
  • Suitable for bioprocessing, cell culture, biotechnology, and biomanufacturing workflows
  • The listing states that the device has been tested, is fully functional, and is ready for use

This component is intended for laboratory bioreactor setups requiring heated exhaust filtration during controlled cell culture and bioprocessing applications.

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Last updated 6 November 2026