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Conferences & Exhibitions

IBC's 10th Annual Single-Use Applications for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Durham, NC
June 03-05, 2013
Booth # 411

23rd ESACT Meeting
Lille, France
June 23-26, 2013

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The next generation of single-use bioreactors
inspired by forward thinking.

PBS Biotech® Air-Wheel® Bioreactors represent the first truly innovative approach to bioreactor design since the “single-use” concept began in the early 1990’s.  Our pneumatically-driven vertical agitation design results in scalable homogenous mixing, reduced cell-damaging shear, improved mass transfer, and uniform particle suspension—all in the smallest footprint available.  This remarkable Air-Wheel mixing mechanism eliminates many of the problems and pain associated with the “rocker” and the “stirred-tank” designs, which are inherited from the chemical processing industry.  With Air-Wheel Bioreactors, you can achieve faster, more productive results with the flexibility and efficiency you need.  Learn more
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