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A big and a small cell cultivation bottle, CellScrew®, next to each other.

CellScrew®

 
A solution for large-scale adherent cell expansion that efficiently utilizes your lab space, is easy to use, and reduces
carbon emissions by 90%.

 

CS10K

Cell culture area:       10,000 cm²
Media volume:           450 - 1,300 mL

CS6K

Cell culture area:       6,000 cm²
Media volume:           250 - 800 mL

The CellScrew® enables you to ...

Improve your processes

Simplify handling

Reduce

cost

Increase sustainability

Benefit from the CellScrew®s patented design.

The cell cultivation system CellScrew® with with descriptions of its advantages: 
- Large cell culture area
- Easy handling
- Excellent mixing and gas exchange
- Scalability
- Automation potential 
- made from sustainable polylactic acid (PLA)

Reduce 90% COâ‚‚ emissions with the CellScrew®.

How? It offers a much better material-to-surface ratio than conventional multi-tray stack systems and is manufactured from sustainable, plant-based polylactic acid (PLA).

PLA is made from corn starch and therefore has a significantly better COâ‚‚ balance than fossil-based polystyrene.

Material-surface-ratio (g/cm²) of a CellScrew® 6K vs. multi-tray stack systems. The CellScrew® has a ratio of 0.1 g/cm², while the value of competing systems goes up to 0.6 g/cm².

The CellScrew® is a greener solution for ...

Cell and Gene Therapy

Vaccine Manufacturing
Drug Screening and Development
Adherent Cell Expansion

Start cultivating efficiently and sustainably with our starter-bundle.

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Order 3 CellScrew® 6K with a bundle discount

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Receive detailed onboarding from our Sales team

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Get expert support from our R&D team

Here is how it works

The CellScrew®s compact design makes it easy to handle and occupies minimal space in the lab, boosting your lab’s productivity. You can start using our system with just an incubator and a roller bottle device - no additional equipment required.

Step 1 of : Inoculation
Step 3: Incubation on a roller device at an angle of 10°-15°
Step 3: Cell Harvest

Do you have questions or a request? We look forward to your message. 

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