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Precision Stainless steel mixing tank (120 gal, 20 PSI at 100°F) with Lightnin mixer, ideal for bioprocess mixing applications.
This Precision Stainless Steel Mixing Tank (Model 2120-5, Serial No. 2120-5, manufactured 1996) features a robust 120-gallon vessel rated for 20 PSI at 100°F, designed to support efficient mixing in laboratory and pilot-scale bioprocessing workflows. The tank is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring chemical resistance and durability for biotechnology and molecular diagnostics applications.
Equipped with a Lightnin mixer motor, this system provides reliable agitation essential for homogeneous mixing of biological samples, cell cultures, or chemical reagents. Although detailed motor specifications are unavailable, Lightnin mixers are known for performance in synthetic biology and biomanufacturing pipelines requiring precise fluid dynamics control.
Ideal for research environments focused on bioprocessing, molecular cloning workflows, and biopharmaceutical production, the mixing tank supports critical biomedical engineering processes such as buffer preparation, fermentation media blending, and downstream processing. Its operational rating at moderate pressure and temperature supports a range of experimental protocols in cell imaging and fluorescence analysis workflows that demand consistent sample preparation.
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This precision mixing tank is a valuable component for laboratories and pilot plants engaged in advanced synthetic biology research and gene editing workflows, where maintaining sample integrity and reproducibility during mixing is critical.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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