Kuhner TOM Online Measurement from Adolf Kühner AG is cataloged for bioprocess cultivation workflows.
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Configured monitoring system · Kuhner TOM
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
Shake-flask monitoring accessory for observing culture gas transfer during process development. It requires a compatible shaker installation and flask connections; it is not a complete incubator. The extended-temperature option is separate. Regulatory intended use is unknown.
Product type: Culture respiration monitoring.
Recorded product specifications: Assay readout: Oxygen transfer rate, carbon dioxide transfer rate and respiratory quotient..
Workflow context: Use respiration measurements to compare culture physiology and oxygen limitation, checking flask sealing, aeration and measurement-channel requirements.
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Manufacturer catalog number and pack: Kuhner TOM (Configured monitoring system).
- Manufacturer
- Adolf Kühner AG
- Primary application group
- Bioprocess cultivation
- Reagent category
- Culture respiration monitoring
- SciBranch number
- RM-02.014.003-0001-2
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- Kuhner TOM
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Assay readout
- Oxygen transfer rate, carbon dioxide transfer rate and respiratory quotient.
- Capacity context
- Configurations for 4, 8, 12 or 16 shake flasks.
- Instrument and workflow requirements
- Listed for Kuhner ISF1-Z, LT-X and Kelvin+ incubators.
- Intended use and workflow
- Not established by the cited manufacturer page
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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Product sources and documentation
Shake-flask monitoring accessory for observing culture gas transfer during process development. It requires a compatible shaker installation and flask connections; it is not a complete incubator. The extended-temperature option is separate. Regulatory intended use is unknown.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. Shake-flask monitoring accessory for observing culture gas transfer during process development. It requires a compatible shaker installation and flask connections; it is not a complete incubator. The extended-temperature option is separate. Regulatory intended use is unknown.
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