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Applikon and Sartorius are solid choices. If you need a more budget-friendly option, you might check Biosan – their glass bioreactors are decent for smaller-scale research. Another thing to consider is the type of impeller – are you dealing with bacteria or yeast? If you're working with bacteria, a Rushton turbine is better, but for yeast or fungi, a marine impeller might be more efficient.

I’ve used Glass Autoclavable Laboratory Fermenters and Bioreactors https://brsbiotech.com/catalog/benchtop-fermentors-bioreactors/autoclavable-glass-fermentors-bioreactors/ for microbial fermentation, and they’re durable, easy to clean, and compatible with multiple sensors. The 2L and 5L models offer good mixing efficiency and precise control, making them ideal for lab-scale experiments. Glass clarity helps monitor cultures, but be cautious with handling—though sturdy, glass can still be fragile. Sensor ports accommodate standard probes but check compatibility for advanced monitoring needs. Overall, great for research, but do you need pH or DO control customization?

Hi everyone, I’m currently looking for a glass autoclavable laboratory fermenter for microbial fermentation experiments. My main concerns are durability, ease of cleaning, and compatibility with different sensors. Does anyone have experience with specific brands or models? I’m considering a 2L or 5L volume.