Solaris Biotech Solution Jupiter 3.0 Fermenter

• Process development and optimisation in biotechnology.
• Small-scale production of biological products.
• Academic research and educational purposes in life sciences.
• Cell culture and microbial fermentation studies.

Typical vessel volume

For this class of equipment, total volumes commonly range from 2.0 L to 10.0 L.

Pressure handling

Units of this type typically handle pressures up to 1.6 bar in smaller jacketed vessels.

Sterilisation method

Fermenters in this category are commonly designed to be autoclavable and sterilizable.

Control system

Advanced SCADA software, such as LEONARDO 3.0, is typically used for automated process management.

Parallel operation

Many systems offer parallel management, allowing simultaneous operation of multiple units from a single interface.

Remote access

Remote monitoring and control via PC, tablet, or smartphone is a common feature.

Footprint

For laboratory-scale units, the footprint is typically compact, designed for benchtop or small-scale lab environments.

• What types of organisms can be cultivated in this fermenter?

  This type of fermenter is typically suitable for a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, yeast, and mammalian cells, depending on the specific vessel configuration and control parameters.

• Is this unit suitable for GMP environments?

• What utilities are typically required for operation?

• Can the software be integrated with existing lab systems?

• What level of maintenance is typically involved?

Bioreactors and fermenters are valued for reliable performance in scaling bioprocess development and manufacturing. Buyers typically prioritise vessel integrity, sterilisation capability, and control system functionality when purchasing used equipment. Industry sentiment favours units with documented maintenance histories and calibrated instrumentation. Key strengths include robust construction and adaptability across multiple applications. Common considerations include sensor condition, heating and aeration systems, and compatibility with existing facility infrastructure. Equipment from established manufacturers generally commands buyer confidence for critical bioprocessing operations.

General overview for this equipment type