Bioreactor & Fermentation Systems
Bioreactor & Fermentation Systems
GEA has been developing and building our range of multipurpose, modular, lab scale and industrial-scale bioreactors and fermenters for more than 20 years and that's why manufacturers repeatedly put their trust in GEA's efficient, customized plants.
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Application & Technology Center
A cell cultivation and fermentation pilot line to fast-track innovations from the lab to commercial-scale manufacturing.
GEA Axenic® P for Pilot Processes
GEA Axenic® P is a flexible pilot-scale bioreactor designed to help you scale up cell cultivation and precision fermentation processes for a wide range of new food application.
GEA Bioreactor for Cell Culture
The GEA Bioreactor for Cell Culture is an industrial-scale bioreactor system that has been designed specifically for cultivating mammalian and other eukaryotic cells in the food and biotech industry.
GEA Fermenter for Microbial Processes
A GEA fermenter for microbial processes is an industrial system designed and manufactured to cultivate microorganisms (such as bacteria, yeast, or fungi) under controlled conditions for protein and/or biomass production purposes in the food and biotech industry.
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