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Bio Fab Technologies Jacketed Stainless Steel Tank for Temperature-Controlled Bioprocessing

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This Bio Fab Technologies tank is a jacketed stainless steel vessel designed for bioprocessing applications. It features a jacket rated at a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 15 psi at 250°F and a vessel MAWP of 15 psi at 250°F. The minimum design metal temperature (MDMT) is -20°F at 150 psi. The tank includes multiple sanitary tri-clamp fittings and a vessel mounted on a stainless steel stand with locking casters for mobility.
Technical Data
Model: 837 Serial Number: 21834 Manufacturing Year: 2020
Manufacturing Year
2020
Accessories
Pressure gauge, Tri-clamp fittings, Steridose bushing unit, Sanitary valves with blue lever handles, Sealing rings, Stainless steel impeller or mixing element
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Bio Fab Technologies
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Description
This Bio Fab Technologies tank is a jacketed stainless steel vessel designed for bioprocessing applications. It features a jacket rated at a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 15 psi at 250°F and a vessel MAWP of 15 psi at 250°F. The minimum design metal temperature (MDMT) is -20°F at 150 psi. The tank includes multiple sanitary tri-clamp fittings and a vessel mounted on a stainless steel stand with locking casters for mobility.
Technical Data
Model: 837 Serial Number: 21834 Manufacturing Year: 2020
Manufacturing Year
2020
Accessories
Pressure gauge, Tri-clamp fittings, Steridose bushing unit, Sanitary valves with blue lever handles, Sealing rings, Stainless steel impeller or mixing element
Dimensions
Unknown × Unknown × Unknown
Weight
Unknown

Product description

Stainless steel jacketed tank with tri-clamp ports and caster stand for precise bioprocess temperature control.

The Bio Fab Technologies Jacketed Stainless Steel Tank is engineered for temperature-controlled bioprocessing critical in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics workflows. Featuring a robust stainless steel construction with an integrated jacket for precise heating or cooling, it supports essential tasks such as fermentation, mixing, and fluid storage with high thermal stability.

Key features include:

  • Multiple tri-clamp connections for secure, sterile fluid handling and ease of integration with bioprocess equipment
  • Secure lid with clamp closures to maintain containment integrity during biopharmaceutical manufacturing
  • Mounted stand with sturdy casters providing mobility and stability in laboratory and pilot-scale production environments
  • Designed to meet stringent industry standards for bioprocessing vessels, ensuring reliable performance in gene editing, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing setups

This jacketed tank is widely adopted in biotechnology research and bioprocess development pipelines, offering precise temperature control essential for sensitive biological reactions and large-scale cell culture applications. Its modular design facilitates seamless integration into molecular cloning workflows and live-cell fermentation systems, making it a critical asset in advanced bioprocess engineering.

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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