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Thermo Fisher Scientific HyPerforma 100L Single-Use Mixer with Jacketed Vessel and IND321 Weighing Module

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Thermo HyPerforma 100L Single-Use Mixer with stainless steel construction and 100L capacity. Equipped with a 3-phase induction motor (Brother F3S3055-WF4AENX), 1/2 HP, 1720 RPM max speed. Includes Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module. Control panel features main power switch, emergency stop, digital displays for temperature and process parameters. Electrical specifications: 208 VAC, 1 PH, 20 AMP, 50-60 Hz, L1-L2 Neutral-Earth Ground Only. Jacketed vessel by Anderson Dahlen Inc. for temperature control. Safety certifications include CE marking. The unit is mounted on casters for mobility.
Technical Data
Model: SUM0100.11513 Serial Number: AU20706 Voltage: 208 VAC Frequency: 50-60 Hz Power Consumption: N/A Fuse Rating: 20 AMP Software Version: N/A Configuration: Single-Use Mixer with 100L stainless steel vessel, Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module, 3-phase induction motor (Brother F3S3055-WF4AENX), control panel with emergency stop and main switch, jacketed vessel by Anderson Dahlen Inc. Manufacturing Year: 2021
Voltage
208 VAC
Frequency
50-60 Hz
Power Consumption
N/A
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Brands
Thermo Fisher Scientific
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Description
Thermo HyPerforma 100L Single-Use Mixer with stainless steel construction and 100L capacity. Equipped with a 3-phase induction motor (Brother F3S3055-WF4AENX), 1/2 HP, 1720 RPM max speed. Includes Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module. Control panel features main power switch, emergency stop, digital displays for temperature and process parameters. Electrical specifications: 208 VAC, 1 PH, 20 AMP, 50-60 Hz, L1-L2 Neutral-Earth Ground Only. Jacketed vessel by Anderson Dahlen Inc. for temperature control. Safety certifications include CE marking. The unit is mounted on casters for mobility.
Technical Data
Model: SUM0100.11513 Serial Number: AU20706 Voltage: 208 VAC Frequency: 50-60 Hz Power Consumption: N/A Fuse Rating: 20 AMP Software Version: N/A Configuration: Single-Use Mixer with 100L stainless steel vessel, Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module, 3-phase induction motor (Brother F3S3055-WF4AENX), control panel with emergency stop and main switch, jacketed vessel by Anderson Dahlen Inc. Manufacturing Year: 2021
Voltage
208 VAC
Frequency
50-60 Hz
Power Consumption
N/A
Fuse Rating
20 AMP
Software Version
N/A
Configuration
Single-Use Mixer with 100L stainless steel vessel, Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module, 3-phase induction motor (Brother F3S3055-WF4AENX), control panel with emergency stop and main switch, jacketed vessel by Anderson Dahlen Inc.
Manufacturing Year
2021
Accessories
Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module, Jacketed vessel by Anderson Dahlen Inc., Control panel with emergency stop and main switch, 3-phase induction motor (Brother F3S3055-WF4AENX), Casters for mobility
Dimensions
N/A
Weight
N/A

Product description

100L Thermo Fisher HyPerforma single-use mixer with jacketed vessel, IND321 weighing, and 3-phase motor for bioprocess control.

The Thermo Fisher Scientific HyPerforma 100L Single-Use Mixer (Model SUM0100.11513) is engineered for bioprocessing and biopharmaceutical applications requiring reliable and precise mixing. This unit features a 100-liter capacity jacketed vessel designed for temperature-controlled mixing essential in biomanufacturing and molecular diagnostics workflows.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Stainless steel robust frame ensuring long-term durability in cleanroom environments
  • Mettler Toledo IND321 weighing module integrated for highly accurate process monitoring and control
  • A 3-phase induction motor providing stable, energy-efficient operation suitable for various mixing protocols
  • Comprehensive control panel enhancing operational safety and allowing fine-tuned mixing parameter adjustments
  • Mobility enabled by caster-mounted design to facilitate flexible process integration

This mixer is critical for single-use bioreactor mixing and widely adopted across synthetic biology research, gene editing production pipelines, and cell culture bioprocessing scenarios. Its integration capabilities make it vital for process analytical technology (PAT) and scalable bioprocess development, promoting precision in live-cell mixing, fluorescence analysis, and bioprocess optimization.

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Last updated 19 October 2026