1 controller supports up to 2 devices
1 manifold supports up to 8 devices
Software designed for technical control and easy navigation
User-definable HMI customizations
All components validated as a complete system
Easy connectivity to any bioreactor
Consistent flow rates with increasing viscosity
Permeate pressure data for improved characterization
Integrated pressure sensors
Field Applications and Service Specialists provide worldwide support
The XCell™ Lab controller is engineered for robust intensification and user-friendly experience.
XCell ATF® Devices are available in single-use and stainless-steel formats, with working volumes from 0.5 L to 50 L. The new XCell ATF® 1 Device supports the smallest working volume and features integrated accessories, including an AseptiQUIK® connector for sterile bioreactor connectivity and a permeate pressure sensor.
XCell ATF® 1 Device (SU)
0.5-2 L
XCell ATF® 2 Device (SU, SS)
2-10 L
XCell ATF® 4 Device (SS)
10-50 L
Consistent flow rates with increasing viscosity help ensure robust development and manufacturing scale-up.
Modern minimalist layout
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One XCell™ Lab Controller can support up to two XCell ATF® Devices that can be configured on either one or two bioreactors.
A single manifold can support up to 8 XCell ATF® Devices.
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The Repligen Field Application team with expertise in XCell ATF® technology provide support from consultation to implementation globally.
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