CIP vs SIP: Key Differences in Bioreactor Cleaning
If you run a reusable stainless-steel bioreactor, the rule is simple: CIP removes residue, SIP kills microbes, and you need both in that order. For bioprocess engineers and cultivated meat...
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Axo A3 Bioprinting System
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The Axo A3 Bioprinting System is a powerful, high-precision biofabrication platform designed for researchers in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. This modular 3-axis system serves as the pinnacle of bioprinting technology, capable of creating complex cell scaffolds and solid models using biocompatible polymers, bioinks, and cell suspensions. It features a versatile socket that supports up to three independent printheads—including heated, pneumatic, and cooled printhead options—each with individual temperature control ranging from 3°C to 265°C to accommodate both soft tissue and bone manufacturing.
This system integrates Melt Electrowriting (MEW) technology, enabling the creation of micro- and nano-fibers at a submicron level through high-voltage precision (0 kV-15 kV DC). For environmental and material control, the A3 includes a modular cooled printbed compatible with various formats—including petri dishes and well plates—supported by a liquid-based cooling system that can reach temperatures as low as -10°C for sensitive materials like GelMA and Collagen. Photocuring is managed via dedicated UV-LED curing toolheads (365nm and 405nm) or UV-Laser (405 nm) toolheads, ensuring optimal crosslinking for a variety of photoinitiators.
Operations are streamlined through the AxoSuite Controlling Software, a unified platform that combines design, slicing, and real-time process monitoring. The software features a unique "Protocols" tool, allowing users to save material profiles, temperature settings, and printhead configurations to ensure experimental reproducibility across multi-user facilities. Each system includes a Bioink Starter Kit, UV Curing Kit, and Scaffold Starter Kit, along with online installation and training to ensure seamless integration. Safety is prioritized with a built-in 0.22 mm filter system to prevent biomaterial contamination and an embedded precise calibration system for reliable, high-resolution results.
For research use only. Not for human clinical or diagnostic applications.
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Regulatory complianceISO 9001:2015, CE
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Scale compatibilityLab scale
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Equipment Sterilization method
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Technology typeMelt Electrowriting, Perfusion
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Temperature Max (°C)
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Temperature Min (°C)
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Recipe-Based ControlYes
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Remote MonitoringYes
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Interface ConnectivityUSB, Ethernet, RS-485
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Fit-for-Purpose CustomizationYes
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XY Precision
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Z Precision
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Pressure Resolution
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High Voltage (MEW)
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Current Range (MEW)
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Printing Velocity
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Layer Resolution
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Software Compliance
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Operating Voltage VDC
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