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Corning 3311 CellSTACK Polystyrene CellBIND 5-Stack Culture Chamber for Large-Scale Cell Culture

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MPN
3310
Condition Description
NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING
Country / region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
B5E
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Corning
New/Used
New
MPN
3310
Condition Description
NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING
Country / region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
B5E

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Product description

Polystyrene 5-stack CellBIND culture chambers with 3,180 cm² growth area optimize cell attachment and viability in large-scale bioprocessing.

The Corning 3311 CellSTACK Polystyrene CellBIND Culture Chamber (5-Stack) is designed for scalable, large-volume cell culture applications critical in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and synthetic biology research. Featuring a total cell growth area of 3,180 cm² across five stacked layers, it supports culture volumes ranging from 650 mL to 1000 mL per chamber.

  • Constructed from USP Class VI polystyrene, ensuring biocompatibility and compliance with medical-grade standards.
  • Incorporates the proprietary CellBIND surface treatment to promote enhanced, aggressive cell attachment, increasing cell yield and viability even under serum-reduced conditions.
  • Dual 26 mm ports with 0.2 µm vent membrane caps enable flexible, sterile operation for media addition and cell manipulation, supporting closed-system workflows essential for biomanufacturing and molecular cloning processes.
  • Each chamber is gamma sterilized, nonpyrogenic, and undergoes 100% leak testing, providing reliable sterility assurance for sensitive cell culture environments.
  • The multilayer stack design maximizes available surface area while minimizing incubator footprint, making it highly suitable for large-scale adherent cell culture, including applications in tissue engineering and live-cell imaging preparation.

Widely adopted in biotechnology workflows, the Corning CellSTACK system is essential for researchers conducting high-yield cell expansion, gene editing platforms, and other advanced cell-based assays requiring robust, sterile culture conditions. Its compatibility with stringent research protocols makes it a preferred choice for clinical diagnostics labs and biomedical engineering projects focusing on scalable cell production.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026